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Al, that looks like what I need, but didn't realize it would be so expensive. Considering the prices on some of the other converters, I was hoping for around $50 to $75. It is starting to look like I just need to break out the old coveralls and plan to spend an afternoon on my stomach crawling...

The point of converting the L/R to digital is just to be able to send it down a single cable. If the computer has a digital audio output then that would of course be better. But the idea is to be able to send HD video and at least stereo audio down four coaxial cables (three for component...

I saw that about the HDMI or VGA to Component having L/R audio, but I also saw a different box that converts L/R audio to coaxial digital, so that should get me covered. Since HDCP is not a consideration, then that would overall be a pretty simple way to get the computer HD video out to the TV...

Thanks for replying. I guess I didn't make it clear. The four cables are quad-shielded coaxial cables. That would be a total of four center conductors with four shields, so a total of eight conductors all together. That wouldn't give me enough for the two cat-5 cables needed for that item in...

I have done some searching on this subject, but not finding any information on my specific need. Hoping someone here can help (if such is possible). Many years ago I ran four good quality, quad shielded cables from my computer desk to where my TV is in the living room, the cables being about...