I hope you can help. This scenario is in a retail store. There is no cable or satellite TV. There are 10 TV's that need to be hooked up to a DVD player and all will be playing the same movie at the same time. What devices do we need to make this happen? What is the maximum number of TV's we can run through one DVD player before the picture quality is affected? Thank you for any help!

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If your goal is to sell TVs, then you should buy an amplified component video distributor, rather than a composite or S-Video unit. Composite and S-Video look horrible on large LCD/plasma TVs. You should have no problem running ten sets through an amplified distributor. The HTPC: Pentium M oc'ed to 2.82GHz, 667FSB, 2MB L2 3GB of DDR-800 @ 667MHz GeForce 9600GT Blu-Ray Vista Modified PowerMac G4 'Quicksilver' case HDMI to homebuilt 1080p projector

Thank you very much for the response AND how quickly you responded! The information you gave should help us out considerably!