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cargen
02-01-21, 20:32
Hi all,

I need to move TV from one side of the room to another.
I won't be able to move satellite and internet connections.
So I was thinking to use an hdmi transmitter.
Does anyone have experience with it?
Would it work with the box?

Thanks for sharing your experience.

Regards

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cactikid
02-01-21, 21:15
I have used longer hdmi cables for blu ray about 26ft with no issues on amp.Might be a limit of what a transmitter can send and is is 1080p or 4K use?
cargen
02-01-21, 21:41
I have used longer hdmi cables for blu ray about 26ft with no issues on amp.Might be a limit of what a transmitter can send and is is 1080p or 4K use?Thanks

I was looking at something like this

https://www.marmitek.com/en/tv-video/hdmi-extender-wireless/hdtv-anywhere-hdmi-extender-via-mains-network/

Or this

https://www.oneforall.com/accessories/wireless-av-senders/sv-1760-wireless-hdmi-sender

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bellejt
02-01-21, 21:49
works fine if you stay in the same room.
cargen
02-01-21, 21:54
works fine if you stay in the same room.Thanks

Do you know if I can use the enigma remote?

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birdman
03-01-21, 02:30
I have used longer hdmi cables for blu ray about 26ft with no issues on amp.Might be a limit of what a transmitter can send and is is 1080p or 4K use?A 4K HDMI Cable 15M HDMI Lead-Ultra High-Speed 18Gbps HDMI 2.0b Cord 4K@30Hz is <£30.

The transmitters you're looking at can only do 1920x1080 max.
cargen
03-01-21, 02:59
A 4K HDMI Cable 15M HDMI Lead-Ultra High-Speed 18Gbps HDMI 2.0b Cord 4K@30Hz is <£30.

The transmitters you're looking at can only do 1920x1080 max.I understand and this would be my preferred option, but I can't find a clean way to bring the cable to the other side of the room.



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cactikid
03-01-21, 11:03
Under carpet or maybe conduit,few things floating out there.
twol
03-01-21, 11:16
.......... or behind/on top of skirting boards?
bellejt
03-01-21, 11:23
normally your remote will work with the IR eyes that are deliverd