Send tv signal over wifi

New posts Trending Search forums. What's new. New posts New profile posts Latest activity. Current visitors New profile posts Search profile posts Billboard Trophies. Thread starter eric. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Previous Next Sort by votes. Nov 4, 1 0 10 0. I have an hd antenna to receive the local broadcast but need the antenna upstairs but the TV is downstairs.

I'd like to put the antenna on the second floor and use wifi to send the signal to the TV. Ideally it would be a receiver that plugs into the TV coax. Thus the TV would be none the wiser. Thank you. Aug 27, 14, , 9, Jun 14, 4, 3 14, 1, No such thing exist that I know of, and no obvious reasonable work-around from the top of my head. Peter Martin Estimable. Oct 9, 0 5, Antennas are cheap get one for the upstairs. You must log in or register to reply here.

I also have outdoor HDTV antenna. I have antenna hooked up to 3 TVs. How do I fix this? My Samsung tv is snowy when I turn it on before I ever connect to an antenna. What is wrong? TV Antenna Advice Solved! A great option. This means it sends an analogue signal, rather than the digital HDMI signal.

This will affect your picture quality negatively making it SD. It will still only work at SD, but the benefit is you can use the long cable to manoeuvre your sender to a position for optimal signal, meaning you can send your picture further.

But there are better options out there for sending a wireless HD signal see above. An area of wireless HDMI video senders that is likely to confuse most customers is the frequency which your content is wirelessly transmitted at.

Note: Higher frequencies are better than lower frequencies at sending large data packets — or in this case, uncompressed HD video and audio. The drawback is that higher frequencies have a shorter signal range and a less good at passing through walls than lower ones.

If you have a dual-band home router, a 5 GHz a video transmitter may cause a tiny amount of interference with your home Wi-Fi signal. The 5 GHz band has 23 non-overlapping channels, compared to 2. Unfortunately, that often entails a ladder and a trip to the roof. As you can see, there are several ways to access Over-the-Air TV on multiple televisions inside your home. Option 1 should only be considered by urban cord cutters with 2 or fewer televisions that are located on a main or upper floor near a window or patio door.