Combining A/V inputs

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Veovis
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Combining A/V inputs

Post by Veovis »

I am trying to hook up all of my systems to my T.V. at the same time without using switchboxes. I am wondering if it would be possible to combine about 10 systems into one cable without losing quality. Unpowered is preferable, but either way will work.

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Post by Felino »

Not really going to work, image would be awfull.
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Post by Veovis »

kk, thanks, that's all I wanted to know.
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Not necessary. If the other things are off why would it affect it?
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Post by bacteria »

Exactly my thoughts. You need to ensure only one of your gadgets are on at any one time, so only one signal is being passed to the video cable.
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Post by Felino »

Woudn't you get capacitance in the lines?
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