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6th Jun 2009, 19:17
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Hello guys, I'm a stopmotion animator in need of using two USB extenders to reach where I'd need to animate, would using 1 or more extenders make me loose quality? Would generic USBs matter? And in case if it's matters, I use a HD webcam. Please help.
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7th Jun 2009, 03:59
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Shouldn't make any difference ...... providing they are good quality cables.
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7th Jun 2009, 06:38
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No problem really, as phil said.
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I'd avoid generic ones though. Likelihood is you'd end up with some terribly oxygenated wires, or just generally bad - and that would affect it. Just get something that's made by a decent company, I use Pro Signal for all my Audio cabling, and a mix of Pro Signal and Bandbridge for Video stuff - they're both good companies, not sure if they do USB kit though. My System: FordyPC
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7th Jun 2009, 14:18
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USB is digital. Digital signals don't lose quality, they either work or they don't/have massive artifacting.
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