Do you notice or do you know if you have any resolution or audio quality loss using this longer cable set?
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I havent noticed any and I have long and short runs with the same sort of wire... no difference on the same camera's. Usually with any sort of coaxial wire, you are looking at aprox 300' before degradation. Used to work for a cable construction firm, and although that wire is heavier, it carries more load as well. Good luck, hope this helped. =])
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Nothing dramatically different from one cable length to the next. I was curious about the same thing and tested different cables on the bench - verdict: little or nothing. The bigger problem is the wiring and machines that will be close to the wires of whatever length after they are pulled. And, the longer the wire, the more likely it will bump into something, or, be exposed to something, that degrades the signal. If all goes well otherwise, and there is some washout or drop out of the signal, by the way, you can often adjust the contrast, hue, brightness, etc. at the DVR for each individual camera to get things closer to what you wanted.
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Nothing dramatically different from one cable length to the next. I was curious about the same thing and tested different cables on the bench - verdict: little or nothing. The bigger problem is the wiring and machines that will be close to the wires of whatever length after they are pulled. And, the longer the wire, the more likely it will bump into something, or, be exposed to something, that degrades the signal. If all goes well otherwise, and there is some washout or drop out of the signal, by the way, you can often adjust the contrast, hue, brightness, etc. at the DVR for each individual camera to get things closer to what you wanted. Nothing dramatically different from one cable length to the next. I was curious about the same thing and tested different cables on the bench - verdict: little or nothing. The bigger problem is the wiring and machines that will be close to the wires of whatever length after they are pulled. And, the longer the wire, the more likely it will bump into something, or, be exposed to something, that degrades the signal. If all goes well otherwise, and there is some washout or drop out of the signal, by the way, you can often adjust the contrast, hue, brightness, etc. at the DVR for each... » Read More Nothing dramatically different from one cable length to the next. I was curious about the same thing and tested different cables on the bench - verdict: little or nothing. The bigger problem is the wiring and machines that will be close to the wires of whatever length after they are pulled. And, the longer the wire, the more likely it will bump into something, or, be exposed to something, that degrades the signal. If all goes well otherwise, and there is some washout or drop out of the signal, by the way, you can often adjust the contrast, hue, brightness, etc. at the DVR for each individual camera to get things closer to what you wanted. « Show Less
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Hello Jonathan:) Yes it is cable,great HD,,,,but one thing I would like to say is the volume does not get loud enough to hear unless you turn it up all the way! It doesn't happen on all channels,but it is the only irritating thing about it :) If you get a sound bar it might help.But Panasonic is the reason I purchased it,great name. Other than the sound, it is great. I bought it 3 years ago and still going strong,,,,I would buy it again,,,,hope this helps your decision<Bye,Carol :)
573196
I agree totally with Karen. You don't lose quality of sound, but you do lose a lot of volume.
1350899
I've had no problems with audio or video. Looks much better than RCA type connection I had been using until I got this.
1413634
I used the optical stereo cable and had very good results. That might be a better option.
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The Longer the length of cable the less likely the audio will maintain it's purity (signal to noise ratio) as it can pick up AI along the way. This rode Adapter is for a 1/8 stereo jack to XLR, it is not the best way to maintain audio quality. However if your connection (chain) type necessitates this, i must tell you it's not bad at all.
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I'm using a digital optical cable and it sounds amazing, if your a gamer and a have a Dolby Digital decoder the games sound amazing when the encoder is on but if you want the best audio quality go with the digital audio cable the card has two ports one in and one out.
1220289
Yes, you can find the extra cable here (Amazon), but if you want fidelity sound try not to expand it to length
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Not at all for me. If you really want the best quality sound, your better off with long single cable rather than multiple ones.
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I have seen no drop in performance but with any cable there is slight resistance over the length. With this what you would lose should be negligible.
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I had an overscan problem with this set as well with PC to HDMI and the soulution was using the VGA PC input. I know HDMI sounds like a better choice but in this case it is not. With the HDMI port I was only getting something like 1768 x 992 resolution and text was a TINY bit blurred. But with the VGA input I'm getting tne full 1920 x 1080 resolution with no overscan and the images it produces are clearer. Try for yourself!
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Ohhhh okay. Yes i have that cable. Hold off a second on buying it. I believe i had issues as well. Let me just double check it soons i reach home :)
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I think I only ever noticed degradation with patch cords like in the 10 foot range. And really long ones can sometimes pick up radio wave interference and/or give you a hum, hiss, or slight buzzing sound. One of these cords plugged into a phone for example, then patched into a larger amplifier, and you'd never know that music was coming from the phone! Sounds as full and rich as it's recorded!
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I had the same experience, but found the audio worked when using the HDMI output.
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I was able to nearly remove the lag in the sound by usinfo both the HDMI to the smart TV and the red and white audio cables to my RCA cables to my separate sound system. I hope this helps you.
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I am only listening to tv. I don't notice volume or quality loss. but I am not looking for high volume or high quality. just listening to tv in bed. cheap speakers.
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On mine, the sound is very good. Have had it a year now without any issues. The set has 2 HDMI slots.