I am setting up a digital display system at my store with 4 tvs and one computer system. How can I wireless transmit images or videos to all the TVs
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The only function I was ever able to get to work was the "remote control extendsion feature", other than that the device is a piece of junk, none functional.
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This is not a wireless device. This is a UltraAV to VGA adaptor (not to be confused with USB to VGA). This would take a UltraVA port on and computer/laptop and convert it to a VGA friendly adaptor (assuming your Operating system supports the adaptor). So short answer no, this will not do anything wireless by itself, and chances are will not work for any system your likely hoping to connect it to, as I'd bank your looking for USB (which USB also will not stream anything wirelessly unless it explicitely states its a wireless adaptor of some sort). If your looking to go wireless from one device to a TV, you may want to try something like "Cisco-Linksys WMA11B Wireless Digital Media Adapter" This is not a wireless device. This is a UltraAV to VGA adaptor (not to be confused with USB to VGA). This would take a UltraVA port on and computer/laptop and convert it to a VGA friendly adaptor (assuming your Operating system supports the adaptor). So short answer no, this will not do anything wireless by itself, and chances are will not work for any system your likely hoping to connect it to, as I'd bank your looking for USB (which USB also will not stream anything wirelessly unless it explicitely states its a wireless adaptor of some sort). If your looking to go wireless from one... » Read More This is not a wireless device. This is a UltraAV to VGA adaptor (not to be confused with USB to VGA). This would take a UltraVA port on and computer/laptop and convert it to a VGA friendly adaptor (assuming your Operating system supports the adaptor). So short answer no, this will not do anything wireless by itself, and chances are will not work for any system your likely hoping to connect it to, as I'd bank your looking for USB (which USB also will not stream anything wirelessly unless it explicitely states its a wireless adaptor of some sort). If your looking to go wireless from one device to a TV, you may want to try something like "Cisco-Linksys WMA11B Wireless Digital Media Adapter" « Show Less
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I don't thank that you could use this one for what you are trying to do. You would need a splitter that would go from (1) source in and send it to 2,3 or 4 out, as would the # VPHDMI04 is a 4 way for 4 tv. sets from one computer. Using HDMI cables you could see the computer on all 4sets. you would not have control at the 4 sets. The computer would be the only place that you could control all 4. AT Amazon.
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I bought this device to extend my wireless router range in the house. I run multiple wireless computers through it, so I assume a wireless TV hook-up will work as well, but the TV should run off your existing router if it has the range/power. I have not attempted to hook up my TV yet (already have too much TV content).
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Wireless there should be no problem. There are are also 4 ports to connect wired devices.
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I don't know what configuration you have in your laptop. However, I can tell you that you need to have Intel Wireless Display Technology (Intel WiDi) chipset in your laptop in order to make it work. Although my laptop has the chipset to use Netgear Push2TV, the quality is not acceptable. Therefore, I do not recommend to buy this product. After I purchased this product, it worked for few days. Slowly, the graphics became worst and annoying to clone my laptop to TV. I think it helps you to make the decision.
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You can share the screen trougth HDMI cable, or VGA cable, or using any box for share photos video, etc. You can use any streaming media player like Apple TV, google TV, etc.
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You need to find some way to have the IR light coming from the "transmit" node to reach all your devices. What I did was put everything in a cabinet, and I pointed the transmitter at the door. I lined the inside of the door with aluminum foil, which reflected the light to every device inside. Worked like a charm!
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HR 44, video bridge and mini wireless genie is what I installed. You need the SWM splitter that the main cable from the satellite plugs into. From there, one cable goes to the video bridge and another to the HR44. The wireless mini genie will connect to that. DTV tech support helped me configure the system and it works perfectly. The range for the signal is outstanding.
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There are wireless devices like Bluetooth that will work. Yes VGA will work but still need to run cable. They sell that cable in 100' bundles and will be the least cost and best results.
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I intend to replace the old TV with this Bravia. Thus, I just don't know how the wireless works. So I'd have to set up a Lynksys just for the TV and the Airport would run my 4 Macs and one PC? Can I do that? God forbid, do I have to have Comcast come in and do anything?? Thanks.
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Wouldn't a laptop or desktop with wireless internet capability be able to do the same thing and more as a Roku if you used your tv as a monitor (simply requires a HD tv with a old PC video pin connector or HDMI/DVI out from the computer?If your a DirecTV subscriber with a DVR, you can also use the computer with DirecTV2PC to play whats on your DVR in another room in very high quality.
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I do not think so. You can have two TVs set up with one hooked up to the TV directly and one getting its signal wirelessly
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I have three computers each running different Microsoft operating systems - Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. I can connect to each from my Samsung UN55B8000 or my UN40B7000 TV. The trick to getting DLNA to work is to share out through Media Player on your computer the content you want to view on the TV. Actaully DLNA works very well. Note: I am using a wired netowrk connection not wireless but this shuld not be a factor if you have the TV on your netowrk either wirelessly or via CAT-5 cable through the RG-45 connector on the TV.
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the system is not wireless. there are wires from the reciever to the cameras and power to the head unit. there is a wireless remote. there is a single heavy cable with audio and video component jack at both ends, looks similar to s-video cable.
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I'm not exactly sure what your setup is but it seems more likely that you'd just want to connect each of those devices to their own HDMI port on the TV. If you really want them to share the same port then you probably need a "HDMI switch" rather than a "HDMI splitter" which is what the Kinivo is (a splitter divides a HDMI signal into two, a switch allows two signals to share a connection).
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I'm not sure, but if the power point presentation is on the computer, I would assume it can be wirelessly transmitted to the large screen TV. If you have the time, contact their technical support. Their go-to guy is extremely helpful.