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It will work we have them in most of our theatres with a cable length of around 130 feet of Cat6. Most of the time the audio is played back through the HDMI port but we do have a coulple of locations that the seperate output is used with a Startek adapter
I have a converter that lets me run HDMI over ethernet. Very inexpensive, and works perfectly. The instructions indicate it can run 300 feet. I purchased from monoprice.com
They used to do this at the Zion Canyon Giant Screen theater (Imax Clone) theater in Springdale, UT. I only got to see game stuff on screen one time, but it was pretty cool. The 85 foot wide screen there also made playing video games more way challenging.
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