descent video sender?

Anyone know of a descent video sender that doesn't interfere with wifi ?

Regards,

Doz

erm.. that should be decent.. not a descending one.. lol

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Thus spake Doz:

> Anyone know of a decent video sender that doesn't interfere with wifi ?

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What does that mean, "video sender"? To send to your computer over wifi (this
IS a networking n.g.)? Or to broadcast directly to your TV? From...?

More info would be helpful.
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> What does that mean, "video sender"? To send to your computer over wifi (this
> IS a networking n.g.)? Or to broadcast directly to your TV? From...?

Video Sender

I think he means just that, video sender that won't screw up his Wifi.

I use these http://www.easylife.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=21_39
&ad=gle-ukv-video-sender2

Set to some channel (pretty non descript as there are only 4 to choose
from) but one of them works ok with the AP set to channel 1.

Looking at this with Airmagnet, there's tons of noise from this all over
about channel 7 upwards. Any other channel choice pretty much wipes out
the WLAN.

David.

A video sender is one of these:
http://www.beststuff.co.uk/one_for_all_sv1720.htm

But they all appear to work on 2.4Ghz.. with only 4 channels to play with.
Since they are wide-band they swamp the wifi signals.

Any out there on 1.2Ghz or 5Ghz ? Or any other freq.. not fussed as long as
it's not 2.4ghz.

Doz

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> But they all appear to work on 2.4Ghz.. with only 4 channels to play with.
> Since they are wide-band they swamp the wifi signals.

I'll say it again, I use a Digisender, see previous link.

With it set on channel something (1 of the 4 ), the wireless works
fine on channel 1.

David.

On Mon, 7 Nov 2005 09:47:53 -0000, "Doz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>A video sender is one of these:
>http://www.beststuff.co.uk/one_for_all_sv1720.htm
>
>But they all appear to work on 2.4Ghz.. with only 4 channels to play with.
>Since they are wide-band they swamp the wifi signals.
>
>Any out there on 1.2Ghz or 5Ghz ? Or any other freq.. not fussed as long as
>it's not 2.4ghz.

Search Google for "900MHz video". There are quite a few to chose
from. No clue what's available in UK.

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