Do you recommend this product for a motorhome with multiple TV's, surround sound and DVD?
501834
Only if everything is High Def. I have HD cable in my home but whenever pulled up the onscreen TV guide there was a momentary 480p signal and this would cause the IOGear GW3DHD to act up (no or intermittent picture). The only way I could fix this was to unplug both the transmitter and receiver so that they would "recycle". Caution using this equipment.
501835
I certainly would as long as you have no problem watching the same channel on all devices.
501836
I am sure it would be ideal for your set-up. It works well in my house with 2 thick walls to go through so a motorhome should be easy. I like how the receiver can be powered from a spare USB port on the TV and therefore powers down when the TV is switched off....good for saving power which I assume would suit a motorhome when running off batteries. The only thing its missing is the IR receiver extender so the box has to be visible to use remote controls. The Matrix 5x2 model does come with this. It would be nice to be able to hide the receiver behind the TV and just have the IR receiver extender visible. Signal quality is fantastic. I am sure it would be ideal for your set-up. It works well in my house with 2 thick walls to go through so a motorhome should be easy. I like how the receiver can be powered from a spare USB port on the TV and therefore powers down when the TV is switched off....good for saving power which I assume would suit a motorhome when running off batteries. The only thing its missing is the IR receiver extender so the box has to be visible to use remote controls. The Matrix 5x2 model does come with this. It would be nice to be able to hide the receiver behind the TV and just have the IR receiver... » Read More I am sure it would be ideal for your set-up. It works well in my house with 2 thick walls to go through so a motorhome should be easy. I like how the receiver can be powered from a spare USB port on the TV and therefore powers down when the TV is switched off....good for saving power which I assume would suit a motorhome when running off batteries. The only thing its missing is the IR receiver extender so the box has to be visible to use remote controls. The Matrix 5x2 model does come with this. It would be nice to be able to hide the receiver behind the TV and just have the IR receiver extender visible. Signal quality is fantastic. « Show Less
1236522
Yes ---- This is NOT recommended as it would upset the built in arrangement. For best results use it as received. You will be surprised at the surround sound you will gwet. GOOD LUCK
1536909
I did. Suggest you think about the remote accessibility aspect all else can be address with a video and RCA jacks.Installed in a Infinite M35x
411109
you should check how each component needs for tv and to stereo receiver. hdmi now will send sound to tv so you can eliminate red, white and yellow cables. DVD should have hdmi, component, supervhs, or video connection. listed in order of best reception. Most of your "stuff" should still go through your stereo if you have it. For best advise, get a neighbor that's smart to check it out. That's what my neighbors do. No neighbors,be more specific in your equipment for best advice.
709849
Yes I hooked an optical out to my main Killer speaker system and can play the speaker in the TV at the same time but, The speakers that come with the TV are just average.
1518935
They work great overall. The think is your going to need to use the two remotes, one for the DVD player and one for the speakers. Unless your TV is really nice. I'd use the speakers.
636013
You can watch a movie on one of the dvd headrests, and play video games on the other dvd headrests. Sure. Hope this helps
1418076
This is a great product. I am using it on one system (computer to TV set). I have no answers for a three system setup. May I suggest goingto the Peerless site for answers. http://www.peerless-av.com/en-us/professional/products/HDS-WHDI100
1955616
I'm with the others on this... Doesn't sound like it. I'm surprised the DVD player only has the AV options you speak of.
1344522
Sorry, but I can't recommend another one as I have no other experience. I bought this unit for business purposes. Do you want to ceiling mount it? If you want it to be portable (move it from room to room, or use at work for movies) it would be fine with external speakers. In your research, just look for one with built in DVD. On the other hand, if you have a DVD player in your home theater system, and you'll only be playing it in your home theater room, then you don't really need built-in DVD. The unit you inquired about is best if you need it to be portable.
1046151
You need a receiver/home theater to hook speakers to for true surround sound. DVD is optional and would run thru your receiver/home theater system.
360366
yes, sort of. Remeber that the red and white cables are designed for sound and will work fine for the left and right audio. In the traditional 3 cable (red, white, yellow) the yellow is designed for video. in the enhanced 5 cable system they broke it up into three cables to improve the video. You can use one of the three in a three cable system but you will loose some of the quality. I doubt you will be able to notice a difference (i ran the cable through my wall and I am only using 3 cables too. I purchased the 5 cable version if I should ever upgrade to a new dvd player it will be ready without have to run through my wall again) yes, sort of. Remeber that the red and white cables are designed for sound and will work fine for the left and right audio. In the traditional 3 cable (red, white, yellow) the yellow is designed for video. in the enhanced 5 cable system they broke it up into three cables to improve the video. You can use one of the three in a three cable system but you will loose some of the quality. I doubt you will be able to notice a difference (i ran the cable through my wall and I am only using 3 cables too. I purchased the 5 cable version if I should ever upgrade to a new dvd player it will be ready... » Read More yes, sort of. Remeber that the red and white cables are designed for sound and will work fine for the left and right audio. In the traditional 3 cable (red, white, yellow) the yellow is designed for video. in the enhanced 5 cable system they broke it up into three cables to improve the video. You can use one of the three in a three cable system but you will loose some of the quality. I doubt you will be able to notice a difference (i ran the cable through my wall and I am only using 3 cables too. I purchased the 5 cable version if I should ever upgrade to a new dvd player it will be ready without have to run through my wall again) « Show Less
953313
Yes, this unit is easy to set up. I'm not sure how easy it is to do it how you have proposed though. I mean, you want to use AV cables into your DVD/VHS combo deck. That should be really easy. I don't believe that this DVD player supports an RF output though. Are you sure your Hitachi DVD just hasn't died? If it freezes, that means the little motor inside for the laser is probably stuck.
1564619
Yes. I'd reccomend it. Had it for a few months now and it has been reliable - with DVDs of all regions. I was a bit concerned at it was so inexpensive but it has worked out well.
695761
I grabbed my manual (that in itself is a plus) and it has many ports for just about any device you can think of including multiple ways you can hook up a DVD player. So go for it. My TV is still happy sitting on my kitchen counter.
1239457
no- there is only one unit to play the dvd, but two screens can be viewed in front seat of vehicle and back seat, etc.
1739394
One DVD at a time. Only if you have the right audio and video hook up access