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If you open that up it will just be an adapter that connects the rca to the cat5 wires and back again, nothing smart about it and definitely won't work through a router (although it will have minimal lag).
If you're expecting to be able to drive some speakers (i.e. no additional amp) at the other end without dedicated wiring then you're out of luck.
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If you open that up it will just be an adapter that connects the rca to the cat5 wires and back again, nothing smart about it and definitely won't work through a router (although it will have minimal lag).
but surely you'd also get massive interference with anything on the line?!
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Right, thought that might be the case. Cheers.
ChainBreaker
Polygon
More like one of these>router>power line adapter>another powerline adapter> another RCA adapter> speakers, but it would rely on the router only pushing the audio signal to the powerline I think and probably still result in lag of it can be made to work. Le sigh, just gonna have to run cables.