


Just like Distributed Audio, Distributed Video allows you to watch any source (Cable Box, Satellite Receiver,
So for example, a typical system would have a Cable Box or Satellite Receiver in the Great Room, Master Bedroom, Media Room, and Home Cinema. Today, most high-definition cable/satellite boxes have a DVR or Tivo built into them, so you can record directly onto the box itself (this eliminates the need for a
If you have a Distributed Video system, you could watch the Box that is physically in the Great Room from the bedroom, or from the Media Room, or from the Home Cinema. Typically when we install a Distributed Video system, all of the source are installed in an equipment rack together, and any room can watch anything. Everything is easily controlled by a Touchscreen or Remote that will transmit signals through the walls. This makes watching TV extremely convenient, eliminates the need for equipment to be located in the actual room, which frees up space in your living area, and ultimately makes your system more enjoyable and easier to use.
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Below are some of the benefits of having distributed video:
• Convenience, convenience, convenience
• Equipment does not need to be located in the room
• Makes your system easier to use
• Eliminates need of having a



