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Originally Posted by Steve Rupe
100 grand, wow. I had an old TV and an old computer and did a little googling about various adapters so thought I would give it a shot since I knew that the cost would be less than a hundred bucks after pricing the hardware. What the hell, nothing ventured, nothing gained.
It works great and while it is undoubedtly not as good as good as your 100 grand investment I am entirely pleased with my less than 100 dollar investment. It works beautifully. It is what I now use to stream movies. I have four other computers for other puposes, but do really need to upgrade them all sooner than later.
I have used S-Video before and HDMI is an improvement upon that and that is why I went to HDMI. I find it to be entirely satisfactory.
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I?m not measuring dicks. I love this topic. I?m talking 100 grand, maybe a tad more on oled tvs, a rack set up etc. i ran a mile of cat 6a cable, did all the terminations etc. all the lutron lights had to be done by a programmer as they dont let you touch it. I did all the electrical too. The cool part was the guy went over the top for me & integrated all my philips hue bulbs too. So with 1 button the art screen lifts up, the shades go down & the hue goes to whatever color of the device you?re using, for example blue for blueray. I made custom speaker tops out of brazillian cherry & finished them with 15 coats of hand rubbed gunstock oil. Now it?s onto the garage. Putting in a lift & running piping for all my air tools. Fun stuff. I like working with my hands and people saying wow who made this?