Will this work to transmit from close range (one room away, 1 wall on upper floor) from an HDTV to an older standard tv? If no which brand will?
1143898
It will as long as your HD receiver send video, audio right, and audio left out the units will work fine. I have one on my Direct TV HD receiver sending video and audio two rooms away to an older tv.
1143899
I currently use this between my HDTV in the living room and a a first gen LCD TV that I can move between rooms. It works in all locations (upstairs bedrooms, kitchen, garage, etc). I do sometimes lose signal on the back deck (transmitter is located in the living room at the front wall of the house and deck is one level down at rear of house so this is longer range. Within the house there are times when signal interferance occurs. This can usually be fixed by moving the transmitter or reciever slightly. Overall the signal quality is good enough for my needs (old LCD TV with small screen) not sure if it would provide an adequate HD driver for a large LCD TV.
1143900
This will work one room away or one floor away. It only work on TVs or cable boxes that have RCA Audio Video connections (yellow, white and red cables). The signal is not high definition.
1143901
i am using it from a HDTV cable box in my basement and transmitting to a tv in my backyard. Both are on the same level and about 15 feet away from each other and it works great.
1143902
I currently use this between my HDTV in the living room and a a first gen LCD TV that I can move between rooms. It works in all locations (upstairs bedrooms, kitchen, garage, etc). I do sometimes lose signal on the back deck (transmitter is located in the living room at the front wall of the house and deck is one level down at rear of house so this is longer range.Within the house there are times when signal interferance occurs. This can usually be fixed by moving the transmitter or reciever slightly. Overall the signal quality is good enough for my needs (old LCD TV with small screen) not sure if it would provide an adequate HD driver for a large LCD TV. I currently use this between my HDTV in the living room and a a first gen LCD TV that I can move between rooms. It works in all locations (upstairs bedrooms, kitchen, garage, etc). I do sometimes lose signal on the back deck (transmitter is located in the living room at the front wall of the house and deck is one level down at rear of house so this is longer range.Within the house there are times when signal interferance occurs. This can usually be fixed by moving the transmitter or reciever slightly. Overall the signal quality is good enough for my needs (old LCD TV with small... » Read More I currently use this between my HDTV in the living room and a a first gen LCD TV that I can move between rooms. It works in all locations (upstairs bedrooms, kitchen, garage, etc). I do sometimes lose signal on the back deck (transmitter is located in the living room at the front wall of the house and deck is one level down at rear of house so this is longer range.Within the house there are times when signal interferance occurs. This can usually be fixed by moving the transmitter or reciever slightly. Overall the signal quality is good enough for my needs (old LCD TV with small screen) not sure if it would provide an adequate HD driver for a large LCD TV. « Show Less
1779821
I am using coaxial to transmit HDTV and it works. This is just like using coaxial from your cable box to transmit HDTV signal to your HDTV. HDMI is needed when you are using a laptop, etc.
879184
Yes this will work. I have 1 box, and 2 tvs One has a 3ft hdmi, and the other is 50ft as well.
410882
If both the Sat unit and standard TV have RCA inputs, it should work. I have my transmitter connected to my DISH satellite HD box and receiver to an older TV (not flat) in my garage. It works as long as the distance isn't too far. I also have another receiver connected to a flat screen TV. Both receiver is working off the same transmitter and it works rather well. As Simmy Taub indicated in his/her message, coaxial or S-Video inputs will require a converter to accept the RCA connections.
726719
It's surprisingly long ranged if there's few metallic obstacles in the signal's path. I bought this only for the usb module itself. If you want "super" long range you'll need to buy a better antenna for it. I doubt it works with TVs as it requires specific drivers to use on a PC. One of my Windows machines installed it without the disk but my Win 7 and Linux machines needed the drivers included with the package.
1483129
If your cable box has RCA plugs out available and your tv on the wall has RCA plugs in it will work. You still have to have wires running to the TV from the Receiver of the Nyrius but it is a good solution if your wiring for the cable is not near where your TV is mounted. Signal will not be HD.
1940750
It should work for old type analog TV's since the info says VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69.That's what all TV's were designed for as long as you used the tuner built in to the TV.The info is listed as:*Amplified indoor HDTV antenna engineered to receive VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69*Optimized to receive all HDTV channels for free local high-definition entertainment with a compatible TV or TV/receiver*Boost weak signals-dual-drive amplifier ensures clear reception of both distant and close HDTV and DTV stations*High-gain antenna array can be oriented horizontally or vertically for optimum reception*Appealing design with small footprint; easy to install-supplied cable carries video and power It should work for old type analog TV's since the info says VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69.That's what all TV's were designed for as long as you used the tuner built in to the TV.The info is listed as:*Amplified indoor HDTV antenna engineered to receive VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69*Optimized to receive all HDTV channels for free local high-definition entertainment with a compatible TV or TV/receiver*Boost weak signals-dual-drive amplifier ensures clear reception of both distant and close HDTV and DTV stations*High-gain antenna array... » Read More It should work for old type analog TV's since the info says VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69.That's what all TV's were designed for as long as you used the tuner built in to the TV.The info is listed as:*Amplified indoor HDTV antenna engineered to receive VHF channels 2-13 and UHF channels 14-69*Optimized to receive all HDTV channels for free local high-definition entertainment with a compatible TV or TV/receiver*Boost weak signals-dual-drive amplifier ensures clear reception of both distant and close HDTV and DTV stations*High-gain antenna array can be oriented horizontally or vertically for optimum reception*Appealing design with small footprint; easy to install-supplied cable carries video and power « Show Less
1712512
Should work fine. It is the same signal going thru splitter to both TV's. This Splitter has worked fine for me with TV's in Living Room and Bedroom. Can have both on or just one. Picture quality no different than without splitter.
956628
I bought this so I could hook 2 tvs into one dish box and it didn't work. 1 tv would have a decent picture, the other (on the same channel) was all fuzzy. I can't say for sure that it would work, but since your not splitting the signal, it should.
1066816
It should be line-of-sight. You could try to send the signal thru a wall, but I cannot speak to the quality or strength you'll get. I even had to buy a USB extension cord for the transmitter and it's even in the same room!
1590955
Yes. There is really no such thing as an HD TV antenna. The type transmission did not change only the content. Forget the antenna manufactures hype. An old antenna will work with new HD digital TVs and the so called new HD antennas will work with the old analog TVs.Remember, this antenna will have to be connected to a digital to analog converter box for your old TV to work.
2153381
It will only work if your HDTV has a VGA input. I've never done this myself, but I'm assuming it would if the TV has VGA capabilities.
410879
Yes it does transmit to a standard tv from an hd sat box. Sometimes the signal may be a bit noisy because of the transmittion is going to a standard tv instead of hd.
722323
It really depends on how far you want to transmit. It works great within the room, regardless of line of sight. You might get some chop if you get outside of the room depending on where you have the receiver. Mine is buried behind a heavy wood dresser, so it doesn't like when I go too far outside the room. I'm thrilled with mine though, it's perfect for my purposes.
1337699
Yes, it will work. I've used this for a client to connect a Chromecast to an older HDTV that did not support 1080P without any issues.
195496
It most certainly will. There is no need to have the receiver in "line of sight." I own two of these and have both receivers mounted behind the TVs.
1323249
I'm not sure. I haven't done it but in theory it should work. I do know the signal can't go through several walls.