benjiboko
Hi. I want to know if it matters if the rca and usb cables are really long. I want to have my laptop behnd me in the dj booth so people dont spill drinks on it. If its behind me i have to have a long usb cable that stretches all around the dj booth. Does this matter in regards to speed of timecode detecting and sending the signal back to the mixer etc?
I would greatly appreciate it if someone would shed some light on this for me. . .
Thanks, Ben
I would greatly appreciate it if someone would shed some light on this for me. . .
Thanks, Ben
Posted Tue 20 Nov 07 @ 7:18 pm
sbangs
usb 1.0 - 3 meters usb 2.0 - 5 meters
rca - 100 meters
rca - 100 meters
Posted Tue 20 Nov 07 @ 7:38 pm
benjiboko
is that the maximum it can be or the best (optimum) length?
Thanks, Ben
Thanks, Ben
Posted Tue 20 Nov 07 @ 8:12 pm
sbangs
for usb depends on the hardware the shorter the better
as for rca degratation only starts to ocur at 100m
as for rca degratation only starts to ocur at 100m
Posted Tue 20 Nov 07 @ 8:14 pm
hkd987
if he puts his computer 100m away by the end of the night he might die from being so tired
Posted Tue 20 Nov 07 @ 9:18 pm
k_one
I would still recommend to keep all cables as short as possible, just to lower the risk of potential cable breakage.
This most important thing with the RCA is that you have good connectors which transports the signal well (when using TCV/TCCD) so you don't get any signal loss.
This most important thing with the RCA is that you have good connectors which transports the signal well (when using TCV/TCCD) so you don't get any signal loss.
Posted Wed 21 Nov 07 @ 11:55 am