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 really physically cut up.
-Basically, if you want point to point video, work a brand new solution on a "per use" basis. Here are some possible ways of doing it:
+Basically, if you want point to point video, work a brand new solution on a "per use" basis, and use the [[Dark Techie Magic]]
-* long reels of xlr & coax - above 100 meters, things get ''fun'' with quality.
+* Walkway style: Can you throw cables over things?
-* standard video senders - you'll need line-of-sight.
+* Telepathic style: No wires? What Do you mean No wires?
-* long range video senders - L-O-S still needed, but distance in the Km range.
+* Long Range Telepathic: As Above, but with dish based methods.
-* I.P. network - stream it, but expect delays (it gets everywhere).
+* Time Machine Laptop: Transport streams with a 2 - 10 second delay.
-* Fibre senders (like we have that money!).
+* Warning beacons of Gondor: (the only option to use light) Fibre senders (like we have that money!).
 * Baluns - put baseband through transformers, so it becomes differential, can go a bit further.
-* Guerilla campus network. find something long to put cables in - anything big enough will do, bring Gaffa tape.
+* Guerilla campus. find something long, low, and untouched to put cables in - anything big enough spanning the length of campus will do.
 * Guerilla satellite. look up, find appropriate frequency. - very good coverage, technique reportedly widely used in brazil!
-* Cantenna (or helical / dish / yagi based) - internet is your friend for designs (L-O-S needed).
+* Rations style: Cantenna.
+==Live Link Laptop==
+An idea by Sam Nicholson.
+Camera into laptop, transport stream to player in YSTV.
+Use eduroam for portability and reduced set up times.