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AID: video question

From: Daniel Arcé   danielringer.ca
Date: Tue, 17 May 2005 09:01:28 -0700

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Dear aid list.
I figured someone on this list would have the answer to my question:

Briefly, I'm setting up live video feeds for a performance (3 live feeds).
I need to somehow amplify a composite video signal so that I can
distribute it to 3 monitors without losing the signal. Right now it drops
after splitting it just once. I'm using those cheapy cmos wireless
cameras, and I don't think the signal coming out of the receiver is very
strong.

I thought the cheapest way would be to convert the a/v signal out of the
camera to RF with an RF modulator, buying those '10dB amplifiers' for
cable, running it across the room and splitting it, and convert the RF
back to a/v. Would something like this work?

Or is it cheaper to just get 3 video distribution amplifiers? Does anyone
know who sells / rents them?

Thanks for thinking about this.
Daniel.

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