Would getting cables longer that 60' affect the quality of the video feed?
1403488
The quality of picture from my 100 ft. feed is equal to the 60 ft. feed . . . I don't believe the quality is compromised.
1403489
No. We got well over that and it works fine. It also offers an app for your phone.
717380
Yes I use a 20' Hdmi 2.0 cable with Ethernet capability and have no problems they will support the 60fps you are desiring. However that is the max of any cable right now so anything over 60fps will not perform properly. Also you are correct that fps and hz are not the same. Hdmi 2.0 cable will support 1,536 hz and 32 channels for audio. I was unable to find a direct answer on max hz for video but given the audio hz I highly doubt you or anyone else will be pushing any video at anywhere close to what these cables can not handle.
1983523
The system comes with 6 ea. 60 foot cables. Maximum length depends on how much video quality you want to loose. I have put two 60 foot cables in series and it worked fine.
1216439
i bought my cable also 18 AWG to replace the existing cable that comes with my security camera, the original cable introduces lots of noise on the video, but when i replaced it with a cable similar to FLEX6 series, i got clean video, i haven't try the cable that you mentioned, i just read the spec so i cannot tell if its better or worse, but i can tell its comparable.
1770103
Noticeably, none; actually, in the milliseconds. If you use a good quality cable works fine. In several setups that I have used, I have never had to compensate fot it.
1966881
No, we don't need to worry about loss of signal quality for this kind of 100 feet or 150 feet cable. The 100 feet length come in white. You can check the following white 100 feet cable;VideoSecu 100 Feet Video Power Pre-made All-in-One BNC RCA Cable Wire for CCTV Security Cameras CBV100 B3F
1337041
Thanks Justin, I appreciate the feedback.Do you know if the cables are proprietary, meaning that you cannot use a longer cable?
1047281
No the cable works at 60hz also remember it up converts progressive non-interlaced.
970817
50' feet is quite a distance. It would possible if you had a really good quality HDMI cable. Maybe. It's really not the function of this device to power such a long run. Even if an excellent cable would work at 50' my guess would be that you would probably be a lot better off financially if you used a booster or active cable as opposed to spending big bucks on a cable. Using a cable booster would also be a much more likely approach to success.
2083589
Yes, I bought them for exactly that reason, I bought some longer cords to connect cameras that were a longer distance than the 60 foot cables that come with them, so I bought these to connect to 60 footers I had left over, work perfect, the power connects without any adapters (found this out the hard way, bought the connectors that did not work, then discovered they just plug in to each other!)
1504613
We are so sorry we do not offer longer cable currently, also we don't suggest you to do that, because that quality of the video will become worse the longer cable you use, the cable that included in the package would be the most suitable length. Is below system work for you? It's a PoE system, it can use about 150ft cable, thanks. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00I2GNBZA
2191248
I have not seen any loss in quality. You do have to make sure that you set the screen resolution on your computer output to match what ever monitor / tv you are hooking up to so if you use a monitor or tv with a lower resolution than your main output then you might see some change as this cable can not send different resolutions to different devices.
1667442
Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
1458304
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.
386920
we only used the supplied cables. I think you may need a booster to extend cable that far. I would consider wireless if there is power available to the camera.
2190519
Yes but you may need longer cables depending on the location of your receiver and cables.
1826777
I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune on expensive Monster cables is a waste of money from what I have gathered on various AVS message boards. I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune... » Read More I also have a PN50B650. It is wall-mounted so I connected 3 HDMI cables to it for future use. I used 12 feet in-wall rated cables, but I think could have managed with 6 feet cables. The only HDMI currently in use is the one going from my TiVo to my HDTV. I will eventually be connecting an A/V receiver to the HDTV via HDMI and a Mac Mini to the HDTV with the third HDMI (using a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter). When I get a Blu-ray player, I will connect it directly to the A/V receiver with an HDMI cable. The best place to order cables is from m o n o p r i c e . c o m. Spending a fortune on expensive Monster cables is a waste of money from what I have gathered on various AVS message boards. « Show Less