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Fairly sure the answer there is no. we have our TV signal sent over ethernet around the house, and have had to use separate cables from the data.
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Cheers and @brun
So far as I understand the hdmi to ethernet converter doesn't change the signal at all so it needs to be a dedicated cat6 cable. I was hoping to find some way round that.
There are also coax cables to every room (although weirdly no aerial), I wonder whether I can do anything with those?
aggi
Is there any way to do HDMI over ethernet whilst also using the ethernet for normal data. Or some other way round this?
My house is wired for ethernet with one wire going to each room and all terminating in the lounge. I want to use that to send my virgin tv box signal to a couple of different rooms but I also want to have ethernet to the router (which will be in that lounge). Any option beyond running a second cable (which realistically is probably very awkward)?