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I have the standard TWC (General Instruments) STB box. I have a Digital cable running from Digital Audio Out (SPDIF) on the STB into the Coax 2 (In) on my Onkyo receiver. So I have now eliminated all audio connections bewteen the box and the receiever except for the Digital cable. The problem...

What's the bandwidth for these switching boxes. Obviously this is very important for HDTV, since it needs to be about 50 mhz+ to switch HDTV without worry. 24-30 Mhz is NOT enough to display 1080i without signal loss or degredation.

Did I read that right? Are you saying that the PCi will cost less than the original PC?

Thanks for the replies. Yes, I do have sliding glass doors and I would like to avois drilling because of the aformentioned reason. Where do I get that flat piece?

I was just wondering what would be the best way to run the cable from a dish on my balcony to the STB inside the apartment. I live on the 1st floor of a complex. Should I drill a hole or is there easier, more acceptable method to do this? If I have to drill a hole from outside to inside, what...

That seems like a really cheap but effective way to transer the S-video signal. However I would be inclined to think that if we are still talking about a run of less than 30ft., I would prefer to use a designated S-video cable as it would be smaller and likely have no discernable signal loss at...

Thanks guys for the input. Right now the only run I have over 50" is the left surround speaker. I am thinking about actually putting the cabinet on the side like my GF wants and the DTV Rec. on top the TV. All that equates at this moment is a new 20' S-video cable. When I get the RPTV, I...

Forgive this one from a newbie, but all things being equal, should I try to place me component cabinet as close to the TV as possible to avoid long able runs, avoid interference, and keep cable costs down? The pieces I currently have to incorporate are: Onkyo 575X Receiver Sony 560S DVD...