Need Help trying to find a sollution to connect pc to tv and tv to tv wirelessly

On 22 Nov 2003 08:32:17 -0800
(E-Mail Removed) (Fuad) wrote:

> Hi all I'm looking ofr a way t o connect my pc with has a geforce4200
> with tvout to my tv wirelessly. to do pcgaming but on the other hand
> i also want ot do a tv to other tv wirelesly. i want ot set up to view
> my DSS in another room.
> Do you know if there is a good solution for this.
> i'm stumped looked for a solution ,

What do you mean by "do a tv to other tv"?

I have no idea if or how well it works, but you might find
<http://www.grandtec.com/avw.htm> to be worth a look. Also check the
Linksys, SMC, and Sony sites--they have some stuff
connecting via wireless LAN, that might be of interest. If you're in
the US, going down to CompUSA and browsing might also be
helpful.


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--John
Reply to jclarke at ae tee tee global dot net
(was jclarke at eye bee em dot net)

Hi all I'm looking ofr a way t o connect my pc with has a geforce4200
with tvout to my tv wirelessly. to do pcgaming but on the other hand
i also want ot do a tv to other tv wirelesly. i want ot set up to view
my DSS in another room.
Do you know if there is a good solution for this.
i'm stumped looked for a solution ,

Fuad wrote:

> Hi all I'm looking ofr a way t o connect my pc with has a geforce4200
> with tvout to my tv wirelessly. to do pcgaming but on the other hand
> i also want ot do a tv to other tv wirelesly. i want ot set up to view
> my DSS in another room.
> Do you know if there is a good solution for this.
> i'm stumped looked for a solution ,

There is no good way around this. I've seen a few wireless
transmitters, but most of them aren't much better than a baby monitor
(you know the black and white 3 inch screens and camera).

And to that extent, they're RF based.

Currently consumer wireless like WiFI and 802.11g don't have enough
bandwidth to transmit a full VGA signal with accurate timing. You need
to compress it. That puts out gaming.

If you want to just transmit like videos and such, you could setup a
small HTPC or some old rig with a wireless card and transmit it using
VideoLAN (VLS and VLC), but that's going to be difficult to setup.

If you absolutely can't run wires, a HTPC (home theater small form
factor pc like MiniATX or the Shuttle boards) with a Wifi card should do.

Just make sure you get something with superb TV-out. S3 and Matrox have
always had good TV-encoder chipsets. I think Shuttle's got a good one
too. ATI is ok, but you'll take your chances dependent on the
manufacturer with varying NVidia cards.