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Hi,
I work at Walmart and I have a network cable (Cat5 I think) that has a games preview feed. I need a way to run these on a TV that has a coaxial conection.
Can you please help me?
Steve

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by mikex

You can use any VideoCard with a TV out (usualy S-Video out) and plug the s-video cable in any TV - then make whatever U want

TIP: set the PC resolution to 640x480 or use HDTV to reach 800x600 or 1240X720 PC resolution

by shkeeling

All I have is the network cable to work with; it needs to be change to a coaxial connection someway to be connected to the TV.
No PC is involved. The feed is from servers in the back of the store.
I need to change a network cable connection to coaxial.
Thanks for any help

by mikex

I cannot say it CLEARLY, but :

Put your Netwrok Cable to a PC containing a Video Card with TV OUT and plug it into your TV or TV SET, otherwise there's NO WAY to convert the signal from CAT5 to TV

by ntoz

I cant imagin this would be an analog signal on a cat 5 cable, not one that comes for any considerable distance, the signal would leak out all over the place and garbage would dribble out the end. It must be a digital signal of sorts and if its encapsulated in some frame format, then some interface that would do the codex will be needed between the line and the coax connector. If it is an analog signal, lets say, channel 3, you can get a .50 75ohm adapter that you can screw down the hot pair and plug into the coax receptical on the TV.

Pete

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