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My name is Kyle. I recently bought this item from amazon and just got it set up this weekend. It works great, with little to no effort on my part. It comes with everything you need to make it work. I used it to throw signal from a satellite receiver in a bedroom to a workout room. The remote extender function makes it a perfect fit for this. The audio and video quality are both amazing. It truly impressed me. I did not know what to expect but I am pleasantly surprised!

This product worked quite well for transmitting AV signals from my cable box to the TV in my kitchen. Until it died. My transmitter just stopped working. After 2 months of owning the unit.
Doesn't seem to have a very long life, and that is a frustrating shame, considering the cost.
What a disappointment.

I agree with other customer , that this is a great product for a kitchen small tv due the quality image goes down with transmition, other thing that you must keep in mind is if you have a wirelles telephone in your house and they work in that same frecuency 5,8 mhz you will have noice in your tv when it is in use!! and louder if it is near the receiver tv!!! then the equipment works well and its perfect for Direct tv with normal RCA output, maybe in future manufactiurer can put Composite output to this and would be excelent !

This is a great wireless product. My house is composed of two buildings and I want to broadcast music from one to the other without wires. The sound quality is excellent and so is the video. I would have rated it a 5 but the range is not as great as claimed. My application is about 50 feet and the antenna direction is very touchy at this distance. It is very line of sight. It did not work at 100 feet but it may be because there is a metal door in the pathway. Once it was set up, it is so cool to have the same music playing throughout the entire house. I will buy more of these.

Bought these so we could play movies and TV shows from the Computer directly on the TV without having to burn onto a CD. You need a converter cable if your computer doesn't have an RCA hook up and it took us an hour or two to figure out that we needed to upgrade the graphics card and put the right dual display settings on the monitor but once we figured it out, it worked perfectly - both audio and video. The picture loses a little quality and sometimes the size of the movie/TV show doesn't take up the whole TV screen but it is pretty cool to watch anything from the computer on any TV in the house in real time. It is instant gratification.