HDMI wireless transmitter/receivers

[Untamed1972]

Have you looked into HDMI extenders over Ethernet?

Yeah, over ethernet is the way to go over a distance and also futureproof yourself.

What is the difference? Haven't heard of that

[NiMiK]

What is the difference? Haven't heard of that

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[Untamed1972]

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So it still requires a hard-line cable between the two?

That doesn't really solve my problem.....if I hafta run a cable I might well just run another coax and move the receiver over to the TV.

[NiMiK]

You can try something like this if you're had set on wireless.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1088297-REG/iogear_gwhd11_wireless_hdmi_transmitter.html

So it still requires a hard-line cable between the two?

That doesn't really solve my problem.....if I hafta run a cable I might well just run another coax and move the receiver over to the TV!

[jtake]

Another option, is the Monoprice stuff. http://www.monoprice.com/search/inde...ireless%20hdmi

They now have two -- one has a 50 meter range and the other has a 200 meter range.

I have used an older version that they no longer sell (from 2013) and it worked ok. It worked as line of sight and billed as a 65.6 foot extender. When it bought it in 2013, it was $132.

[bbguns44]

"The Ford Pinto was an advertised commercial product"

I drove a Ford Pinto. It had a 1.6L engine that was also used in Formula Ford or some similar racing series. I was even hit in the back by a semi & survived. No fireball. Fixed & kept on running. Not nearly as bad as people make it out to be.

[bbguns44]

HDMI 1.4 is 14Gb/s. I'd be pretty surprised if any wireless technology can handle 14Gb/s or even 1Gb/s

[No-ladder]

cables to go!

Funny outside sales rep. Was just by today showing a wireless HDMI solutiom...not cheap though.

http://www.cablestogo.com/product/29329/wireless-a-v-for-hdmi-devices