OK, so I've got a £30 wireless AV transmitter and, quite predictably, it's p*nts. I live in an old place with thick walls so am after
something with a bit more oomph.
I know there are a few really expensive models out there (£150+) that do all sorts of funky HD stuff. But really all I want is an interferance free
picture and sound and don't want to spend that much money only to have the same problem.
Backup solution is to drill a hole in the wall but that's not quite so neat!
Cheers
Andy
Juice box pipes HD down your ring mains but it is very expensive!
http://www.justhdmi.co.uk/hdjuicebox.php
A sling box might be another cheaper alternative, that'll take a composite input (or better if you get a better model) and then pipe it across
your network.
You could always then put that into a homeplug Into other rooms? Would need some sort of browser/client/pc though to view?
I've tried quite a few wireless senders over the years and they've all been pretty poor.
You'll get much better results with cables though, would it be that much effort to run a couple of CAT 6 cables? CAT5 would be good enough but
you could future proof it a little with CAT6?
If you did run a few cat6 cables you have a lot of cheaper options open to you.
This device also allows pass back for the remote?
http://www.tmfsolutions.co.uk/Octava_HDCATIR-UK.htm
Simple HD over CAT cable....
http://www.cables-leads.co.uk/hdmi-over-ethernet-extender-30m
Keep us updated with what you do, I still want to tackle this myself when I get some time/money!
I was in the same boat as you. I'm guessing your current setup is a 2.8 ghz. Upgrade to a 5.8 ghz, you will find a huge difference. The cheap 2
ghz ones operate on the same frequency as your wireless router microwave etc - hence they are shite.
I bought mine off amazon it was 90 odd quid but worth every penny. I'll get you the make and model tomorrow as the box is in work.
HTH Dan
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rimax-5-8GHz-Wireless-Sender-Receiver/dp/B001DZVJGA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1345581259&sr=8-1
This is the one I have, can't fault it at all. And my house has really thick walls as well.
HTH Dan