Any wireless HDMI repeater reccomendations?

[Dallen9798]

Hi all,

Looking for some advice, I've found a few but I've not used this tech before.

I've cancelled Multiscreen, Can anyone reccomend a wireless HDMi repeater than will send my main q box's signal from my TV downstairs to upstairs?

And if I can still use the remote also? Wireless HDMI repeater may not be the right name for it as unsure what its called

Edit: cheap as possible ideally

Cheers

[Mark39]

My experience of wireless HDMI repeaters is that they're troublesome. Range is short and they're very susceptible to interference. I tried, and eventually gave up with a Marmitek wireless HDMI sender/receiver. I don't know if a sender/receiver that uses your home internal wiring to convey the signal might be more successful (but almost certainly more expensive too).

[Dallen9798]

@Mark39 

Cheers mate this is well out of my realm of tech, any other ideas that would work to repeat the signal?

Never been the same since the loss of the RF ports like back on Sky+

[PandJ2020]

Realistically it would need to be a network connection to send HDMI, i.e. Cat5/6 system.

[Mark39]

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@PandJ2020 wrote:

Realistically it would need to be a network connection to send HDMI, i.e. Cat5/6 system.

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I agree. HDMI over Cat5/6 cable would be far more reliable IMHO, and reasonably inexpensive. 

Or if you have coax cable in place or can install it,  an HDMI/RF modulator woukd be a possibility. I've used both, very satisfactorily.

[Dallen9798]

@Mark39 

Perfect thanks again, was hoping to avoid running cables up the stairs but I'll try and figure it out haha

[PandJ2020]

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@Mark39 wrote:

Or if you have coax cable in place or can install it,  an HDMI/RF modulator woukd be a possibility. I've used both, very satisfactorily.

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RF modulation could work with the right kit but quality takes a hit - that might not be an issue if the OP is used to the MagicEye solution...

[Dallen9798]

@PandJ2020 

I'm not fussed on quality, its purely for the bedroom a few hours a night, any certain product you'd reccomend pal?

[Mark39]

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@PandJ2020 wrote:

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@Mark39 wrote:

Or if you have coax cable in place or can install it,  an HDMI/RF modulator woukd be a possibility. I've used both, very satisfactorily.

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RF modulation could work with the right kit but quality takes a hit - that might not be an issue if the OP is used to the MagicEye solution...

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Same quality as Freeview HD. 

[PandJ2020]

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@Mark39 wrote:

Same quality as Freeview HD. 

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That will depend on the sender/receiver.  A Freeview RF signal (DVB-T or DVB-T2) is decoded into a digital signal and processed giving good quality.

The MagicEye system works on an analogue basis where the slave TV needs an 'old style' analogue tuner (what terrestial used to be broadcast on) which gives a so-so picture.

I don't have any recommendations as I ditched the MagicEye when changing over to Q Multiroom.  But a quick scan on Amazon reveals a number of options for coaxial connections.

[Mark39]

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@PandJ2020 wrote:

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@Mark39 wrote:

Same quality as Freeview HD. 

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That will depend on the sender/receiver.  A Freeview RF signal (DVB-T or DVB-T2) is decoded into a digital signal and processed giving good quality.

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I used an Eidison modulator which produced excellent results - easily equivalent to a broadcast Freeview HD signal. Vastly better than the mediocre picture quality (and mono sound) from the analogue output from Sky+ boxes.

[PandJ2020]

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@Mark39 wrote:

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@PandJ2020 wrote:

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@Mark39 wrote:

Same quality as Freeview HD. 

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That will depend on the sender/receiver.  A Freeview RF signal (DVB-T or DVB-T2) is decoded into a digital signal and processed giving good quality.

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I used an Eidison modulator which produced excellent results - easily equivalent to a broadcast Freeview HD signal. Vastly better than the mediocre picture quality (and mono sound) from the analogue output from Sky+ boxes.

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Indeed, the RF output on the Sky+ boxes works but there are better options out there...