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5.8GHz Wireless Audio Video Sender Transmitter & Receiver with Infrared Remote Extender
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strong signal
(4 out of 5) by jenny mayan on Mar 8, 2007 (Venezuela)The signal is very strong and its quality its also high, but the range for the remote control extender is very low, the image and sound fly far but you cant control the dvd, satellite or source.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Wireless Audio Video Sender/Receiver
(4 out of 5) by MDH on Mar 9, 2009 (Napa, CA, USA)Works pretty well for the purpose for which we bought it. We simply wanted our small flat-screen TV in our bedroom to broadcast our satellite programming (since we live in an area where cable is not available and on-air signal is almost impossible to receive). We do have to be watching the same channel on the second TV as what's on the main one, but it works fine for us. Occasionally there is a touch of interference that causes lines across the video and popping noises in the audio, but it's never so bad that we can't continue to view whatever we are viewing at the time. Overall, I give this product 4 out of 5 stars.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Not omnidirectional antennas
(2 out of 5) by Israel Quiroz on Oct 31, 2008Difficult to orient antennas- antennas are not omnidirectional and need direct "view". I decided to orient later since it took my more that 2 hours to get a basic image and crappy sound. Distance is not more than 10m and have 2 walls in the middle. I am not sure that this was an intelligent decision.
I don't have any source of interference but a 2.4 GHz telephone...still can't find the way to solve the problem
I don't have any source of interference but a 2.4 GHz telephone...still can't find the way to solve the problem
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Perfect A/V transmissions / useless for IR
(4 out of 5) by Mike Young on Jul 19, 2008 (Oakland, CA)I bought a separate unit for handling the remote control transmissions, so the problems with the units weak IR functionality are not relevant to my setup. I do take one star off for having to use a separate unit for the remote, but the A/V transmits clearly and dependably, right out of the box. The setup was way easier than many more expensive solutions I have worked with. Highly recommended.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
Works great with Tivo!
(5 out of 5) by R. Orbin on Mar 20, 2008 (Pennsylvania)Works great with Tivo. We transmit our Tivo signal using this system and after purchasing a few extra receivers we can now watch everything on our Tivo all over the house. We even take a receiver and small TV out on the deck in the summer so we can watch tivo everywhere with no need to buy an extra Tivo box or monthly subscription.
It's also important to remember that you can listen to the music saved on your computer through your main stereo system wirelessly as long as you have a Tivo connected. This allows us to stream music all over the house simultaneously. I highly recommend buying this system.
It's also important to remember that you can listen to the music saved on your computer through your main stereo system wirelessly as long as you have a Tivo connected. This allows us to stream music all over the house simultaneously. I highly recommend buying this system.