> I am thinking of using a wireless transmitter/receiver setup for my > video out over longer distances. I have to go 25 meters, so I think > coax is out of the question. Does anyone know if the quality resulting > from wireless video senders is very poor?
I use a 2.4Ghz AV sender to send my Freevo output from the front of my house to the 80cm TV at the back of the house, about 15m. It has to go through various walls, but it usually works ok if I orient the receiver and transmitter properly. The picture is not as crisp as a DVD or direct connection, but good enough for me. The main problem is that my neighbours now have 2.4Ghz LANs, baby monitors, and telephones. These all cause serious interference these days, mainly crackling noise in the audio, and horizontal lines in the video. I've gotten used to it, but sometimes it is unwatchable. A 5.8Ghz AV sender helps with the spectrum crowding, but the higher frequency will not penetrate as far or through walls as well. And you have a long distance to go. --Torsten _______________________________________________ Freevo-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-users
