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RF unit
has anyone seen a audio/video digital RF modulator unit, (A/V in to RF out)?
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You can buy them at Dick Smiths for about $20.
What is the digital part your looking for ???
if not just use a old VCR
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Hi streeter75, the DSE type has UHF out, I require a Digital Terrestrial frequency out, thanks
What I'm trying to do is connect a CCD camera A/V sig over the house TV antenna system. I have used a RF Mod unit but it is a UHF out, but this guy wants to run this CCD system over the antenna system to his new Digital TV set
Your saying the new digital tv doesnt have an analog tuner in it at all?
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DVB-T modulators are still too expensive and are aimed at the broadcast industry
It amazes me that we are years into digital TV, SD or HD, and still no domestic quality reasonably priced RF modulators have been made available.Originally Posted by porkop
How hard can it be ?
The market would be there and in 2013 analogue will possibly be extinct and still nothing. I need at least one now.
Hmmm me says why ?
I don't think that it is a question of hardness, it is more like there is a lack of consumer demand to allow development of a cheap ASIC/ASSP to bring the price down.
No doubt in time this will happen as the requirement for such a device increases, although my reading of the technical literature is that development costs for this type of solution is high.
off you go. design one!
dont forget to make it COFDM, 16QAM/64QAM, 40 to 860 MHZ, any other infor you want???
Here I am over a year later and there still does not appear to be a consumer quality RF modulator
Anyone come across this type of product ???
Judging by the invisible stampede 5 hours after posting to answer I would hazard a guess that the answer is still NO!
MAYBE once all anolog services are gone and TV's have no analog tuners fitted to take the current RF of such devises, you may find them on the market.
With Analog services being switched off in my area July 2010 I guess you are right but it will be a long time before TV's are made without Analog tuners.
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