I want to send an HDMI signal wirelessly?

[matengawhat]

I was wondering if there is anything on the market that someone can recommend that i can plug in to my receiver to send an HDMI signal wirelessly to my soon to be ceiling mounted projector without me having to channel out my wall and ceiling?

Pref one that isn't going to cost £800!

Getting a mains cable to it isn't that difficult just the HDMI cable!

 

[d4v3pum4]

You will need a time machine first as it hasn't been fully developed yet AFAIK. It was announced at the Vegas show a couple of years back but nothing since. Gefen are also developing HDMI over coax to overcome the problems with HDMI over long lengths.

Streaming video wirelessly is still hit-and-miss, you're always better off with a wired solution, so I'm afraid you're stuck with either HDMI or perhaps a cat5/6 balun system. See hdcable.co.uk etc. for examples.

 

[bigboss]

You don't need a time machine. Belkin has launched FlyWire in the US.....to be launched in UK shortly for £499

Check this out: http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=459782

 

[bigboss]

Just checked. Maplin is selling it for....sorry....£799. It's a rip off. It's supposed to be for £499, maybe you can check other stores.

http://buy.maplin.co.uk/Free_UK_Delivery/Belkin_FlyWire_-_1080p_24_HD_Video_Sender_225212/Belkin_FlyWire_-_1080p_24_HD_Video_Sender_225212.htm

 

[matengawhat]

cheers for that have seen a few but all seem to about £800 which seems pretty steap to me even if new technology

 

[Andrew Everard]

bigboss:
You don't need a time machine. Belkin has launched FlyWire in the US.....to be launched in UK shortly for £499

Check this out: http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Product_Id=459782

If it's $1500 in the States, not sure how it's going to be £499 in the UK, unless Belkin knows something about future USD/GBP exchange rates that the rest of us don't.