Rocketfish Wireless HDMI
Forget holes in the wall or rearranging your furniture to connect your TV to a home theater system. Now you can enjoy 1080p (60fps) HD video and ...
HDMI Splitter
Forget holes in the wall or rearranging your furniture to connect your TV to a home theater system. Now you can enjoy 1080p (60fps) HD video and ...
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I tested at 1080p using Blu-ray from an Oppo BDP-93. I tested them in two different setups. One placed the transmitter in one corner of my house, the other in the opposite corner (about 50 feet, through several walls). The Vizio and Rocketfish are designed for in-room installs, so I did this as well, with the transmitter in my rack and the receiver on my projector, about 15 feet, line of sight.
In all three cases, each device was able to send a 1 pixel on/off pattern (full 1080p resolution).
Actiontec MyWirelessTV
The Actiontec has an industrial cable-router look to it, but they’re small enough to conceal easily. While there’s only 1 HDMI in/out (with an additional out on the transmitter for a local TV), you can add additional receivers for additional TVs running from the same transmitter. They also transmit IR codes.
It uses H.264 compression for the video, which it does on the fly and according to Actiontec with “virtually no latency.” It broadcasts on the 802.11 WiFi channels so there’s potential for it to bump into other wireless traffic, but I was using my WiFi during the test, and didn’t see any hiccups. I did get a weird result when talking on my cordless phone near the transmitter, where the phone’s signal cut out. Correlation doesn’t necessarily mean causation, but it was an amusing coincidence otherwise.
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It has 4 HDMI inputs on the transmitter, and comes with a remote for the receiver end to switch between them. Both the Rocketfish and the Vizio are designed for in-room transmission. Just for kicks (and because I had it setup), I tried them across the ...
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