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Are you set on extending the video signal?<br />
Have you considered a thin client device close to the display and connect that back to your source over the network.
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Are you set on extending the video signal?
Have you considered a thin client device close to the display and connect that back to your source over the network.

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Can you eleaborate on that idea further?
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Much appreciated for the suggestions. Most likely going with HDMI connection versus VGA. Didn't consider that option because I was only finding info on VGA extenders. This is why I posted the question.
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Much appreciated for the suggestions. Most likely going with HDMI connection versus VGA. Didn't consider that option because I was only finding info on VGA extenders. This is why I posted the question.

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Greetings. I am looking for a good, reliable product that will allow me to extend the video of a computer. I need to display informational content to several HDTV's approximately 100 - 200 ft. from the source. I've been looking at the VGA extenders from StarTech which allows extending video over network cabling. I like this idea however, I've been reading mixed reviews on them, not sure if this would be a good product to go with. Hoping someone can provide a product they’ve had good experiences with based on my particular scenario.
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Greetings. I am looking for a good, reliable product that will allow me to extend the video of a computer. I need to display informational content to several HDTV's approximately 100 - 200 ft. from the source. I've been looking at the VGA extenders from StarTech which allows extending video over network cabling. I like this idea however, I've been reading mixed reviews on them, not sure if this would be a good product to go with. Hoping someone can provide a product they’ve had good experiences with based on my particular scenario.

VGA Video Extender

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