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crazyhandpuppet

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It's easy enough to run a pair of cables from my PC to my TV, to send audio/video over, but is there something that allows me to do it via broadcast? All of the wireless solutions I can see have a sender module and a receiver module that broadcasts via the 2.4GHz frequency. I'm looking to find something that will broadcast on a particular channel. I only need to go up to 35 feet or so. I'm trying to broadcast from my PC to all of the TVs in my house. That way I can run a movie to all my TVs or if I just want to have a music channel, I can just set my PC to play and have it everywhere.

As a side note, many people I've spoken with seem to think it's illegal. I know the FCC allows short-range broadcasts in the analog spectrum, similar to HAM regulations, but I can't find the device that allows me to do it. I know it's out there. Anyone know of any products?

The device doesn't need to be a PC device, just A/V. I can connect the A/V from my PC to the device fine, but I would also have the ability to hook it up to my DVD player or VCR (yes, I still have one).

Thanks
 
I tinkered with this a while back and it was... ehh... unsatisfying. SDTV picture quality was rather poor and it was prone to interference from other devices.
 
Sounds like you need a chip for every device. My interpretation of what he wanted to do was just broadcast OTA the PC signal in someway that the TVs could pick it up.
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That's exactly what I want. I can't believe that with all the wireless transmissions done, this isn't really possible. There's got to be some device that'll let me do it.
 
Originally posted by: MagickMan
I tinkered with this a while back and it was... ehh... unsatisfying. SDTV picture quality was rather poor and it was prone to interference from other devices.
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What devices did you try? Perhaps they have a better model. At least it's a starting point.
 
The hardware exists, but I doubt at a consumer level. You're looking at several thousand dollars worth of equipment, imo.
 
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