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Old 07-09-2010, 13:05   #1
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Wireless AV Sender

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Just got a tv for kitchen and am looking for any recommendations on the best Wireless AV sender to get for sending cable channels to it. I have a standard set top box and a V+ box.

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Old 07-09-2010, 14:27   #2
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

I use http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=224299. Transmits over 5.8GHz so doesn't interfere with wireless internet. Works a treat from downstairs to upstairs bedroom.
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Old 07-09-2010, 14:46   #3
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

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I use http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=224299. Transmits over 5.8GHz so doesn't interfere with wireless internet. Works a treat from downstairs to upstairs bedroom.
Looks ideal. Thanks for that.
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Old 06-10-2010, 13:03   #4
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

Hi

My first post on CF

I am looking for one of these wireless tv senders. Want to share the signal on my cisco v box upstairs with tv in kitchen. I have read a few posts on the forum which link to maplin items although they all seem to have a caveat that the magic eye remote control doesn't work with all VM/Sky etc.

Is there a wireless sender that maintains the full functionality of the vm remote control at the 2nd tv. (this is for the standard box not a v+ box)

Many thanks
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Old 06-10-2010, 13:24   #5
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

Can you attach the the maplin one to a V+ box ??
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Old 06-10-2010, 15:11   #6
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

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Hi

My first post on CF

I am looking for one of these wireless tv senders. Want to share the signal on my cisco v box upstairs with tv in kitchen. I have read a few posts on the forum which link to maplin items although they all seem to have a caveat that the magic eye remote control doesn't work with all VM/Sky etc.

Is there a wireless sender that maintains the full functionality of the vm remote control at the 2nd tv. (this is for the standard box not a v+ box)

Many thanks
The maplin one I linked to works fine with the remote control.

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Can you attach the the maplin one to a V+ box ??
Yep I have the Samsung V+ HD box attached using it.
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Old 06-10-2010, 15:21   #7
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

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The maplin one I linked to works fine with the remote control.



Yep I have the Samsung V+ HD box attached using it.
Ah thats great thanks, I might have to purchase one of them for my bedroom, I take it it just connects to V+ box by scart and to my tv in bedroom by scart and all go ??

Thanks

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Old 07-10-2010, 06:40   #8
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

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Ah thats great thanks, I might have to purchase one of them for my bedroom, I take it it just connects to V+ box by scart and to my tv in bedroom by scart and all go ??

Thanks

Si
Yep, you connect it to the 'Video' output on the V+. You also get a infrared sender cable in the box which you position to 'see' the infrared receiver on the V+ box so that the remote control works in the new location. If you have a SA V+ box however you won't see any of the menus/guides on the second TV, if you have a Samsung then you will.
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Old 07-10-2010, 08:41   #9
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

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Yep, you connect it to the 'Video' output on the V+. You also get a infrared sender cable in the box which you position to 'see' the infrared receiver on the V+ box so that the remote control works in the new location. If you have a SA V+ box however you won't see any of the menus/guides on the second TV, if you have a Samsung then you will.
Thanks for your help mate, yeah I have a SA V+ box so I will still be able to change channels on my second tv but just without seeing the menu's ?

Si
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Old 07-10-2010, 09:31   #10
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

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Thanks for your help mate, yeah I have a SA V+ box so I will still be able to change channels on my second tv but just without seeing the menu's ?

Si
Yeah you can still change channels just won't see the mini-guide at the bottom so will need to either flick or know which channel number you're after.
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Old 07-10-2010, 09:56   #11
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

Why not talk to VM about a deal for a 2nd box in your kitchen. You should be able to get a deal to get it on the cheap.
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Old 08-10-2010, 10:02   #12
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Re: Wireless AV Sender

Re the remote issue. That applies to the older Pace STBs, I think the 1000,2000.3000 modles used iRDA IR control which was non standard. I believe that the Pace 4000, Samsung and SI/Cisco boxes all use the standard TV IR (35kHZ?) system and should be OK.
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