If your projector supports component cables, just buy the 'HD cable' for the 360. It has component cable output on it. Then just buy a long component cable to extend it to the ~25ft that you need. Here is the cable:
http://www.google.com/products/catalog?hl=en&q=Xbox+360+HD+cable&cid=6147321322442657354&sa=title#ps-sellers
Hello,
I set up a home theater projector and now I am having issues with getting my xbox connected up. Any suggestions/help would be much appreciated.
The room has access to run varied cables through the ceiling via a plastic tube the builder put in the ceiling. One end comes out right where the projector sits and the other on the front wall where your equipment would go. Getting an HDMI cable (25 foot) was easy enough. The issue i'm finding now is how to get my xbox360 running through the projector.
I have one of the original 360's that doesn't have HDMI. Therefore, I must use the RCA cables that it comes with. My projector, however, doesn't support RCA, only component cables (along with Svid and HDMI).
So, essentially, my options appear to be:
finding a 25 foot component cable and somehow getting that in to the tube along with the HDMI (highly unlikely as the tube isn't really big enough)
some sort of conversion from HDMI to the original RCA cables (prefered if possible becuase I wouldn't need to rerun any cables).
Any thoughts?
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