Hi all,
I'm looking at feeding cables from my upstairs office to the lounge downstairs. The office is directly above the lounge and the cable will run across on of the common (external) walls. I'm looking at faceplates to neaten it up.
I know ethernet will be fine. What about USB and HDMI? Will the length add significant quality drop or latency increase - or even any other issues?
The idea is so I can connect the PC up to the TV downstairs. Most likely HDMI from PC to Amp, then to TV.
USB (probably 2 of them) will be for wireless keyboard and mouse as well as the webcam.
Is this a good idea? Any foreseen problems or advice?
I'm looking at feeding cables from my upstairs office to the lounge downstairs. The office is directly above the lounge and the cable will run across on of the common (external) walls. I'm looking at faceplates to neaten it up.
I know ethernet will be fine. What about USB and HDMI? Will the length add significant quality drop or latency increase - or even any other issues?
The idea is so I can connect the PC up to the TV downstairs. Most likely HDMI from PC to Amp, then to TV.
USB (probably 2 of them) will be for wireless keyboard and mouse as well as the webcam.
Is this a good idea? Any foreseen problems or advice?