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Bob, Thanks for the reply. Actually there are 5 coax cables and one Cat5 wire. I'm assuming that three of the five coax are for Component Video run for DVD, one for Composite and one for Digital Audio. I'm not sure what the Cat5 wire is for but there are no speaker wires run for the center...
Chris, The coax runs from where my tv will be mounted to where my components are. Receiver,DVD, cable etc... After posting the original, I did find where CAT-5 is recomended and used by some in the DIY arena.
I noticed that the installers that did my pre wiring used a single run of Cat 5 for my center channel speaker which will connect to a wall plate. Is this typical and sufficient? Also, The coax cable they ran is not marked in any way. How can I tell if It's 75 ohm?
Lightbulb moment! Thanks guys. So all 5 cables are video. I guess I was thinking all along that sound for cable/sat would come from the tv as I have a straight cable connection to my tv right now (no set top box) so I have to run audio from the tv to the receiver. I completely forgot...
Thanks for the reply Phil! My guess is that 3 are for component video and the two others are for analog audio as you suggested. I'm still wondering if one of the two may be used for digital audio instead of using both for analog? Please correct me if I'm wrong about this possibility as I'm...
I'm learning but perhaps a little to late. I am in the process of building a new house and had my HT/Music Room pre wired. There are 5 coax cables running from where my flat panel HDTV will be mounted to where the receiver,DVD etc... will be located. I'm assuming that three are for component...