Entertainment Center: TVs, Stereos, VCRs and DVDs - best CATV connectors?

I read somewhere (and now cannot find it) that one type of connector made the best connection on CAT6 cable. Does anyone have a recommendation?

I've got digital cable and a small dish. Sat reception is superior.

RG6 - the least number of splitters is the best way to go for starters.

My choice on the best connection for the best cable picture:
1) optical cable
2) composite video connection
3) RCA pins
4) rf connection to ch 3 or 4 (to be avoided, if at all possible)

fred

Thanks for the info -- I ran RG6 cable through house, but I need to select the connectors (I think type F is what I should use?) The info I was trying to find talked about the different ways to attach the connectors to the cable --I think one was a screw-type and there was a second one but I don't remember what it was. And I don't know which would make the best connection. Can you help me?

belmontram,
Running the rg6 thru the house is fine, as long as there aren't too many splitters. An amplifier will help if quality degrades.

Good F connectors should be crimped, not screwd on. We use a standard f-connector crimper. They can be crimped with pliers - just a bit trickier.

With a knife, remove 3/4 inch of cable leaving the center conductor. Now cut 1/4 inch of the black sheathing only. Don't cut throught the metal shielding. Strip back the shield, apply F-connector and crimp. Cut off excess center conductor.

But from the various components use atleast rca cords for a/v

fred

Thomas and Betts SnapSeal is what professionals use. Me, I use the 25 cent crimp variety, and have few problems relted to those.