Recent content by Chris_Cross

Looks like the kit for the job but, I've tried this solution before and it was pants, the equipment promotes 1080p using both 5GHz and 2.8GHz combined and yes it transmits it but, the stuttering was god awful and made it not fit for purpose, it becomes blatantly obvious when you see horizontal...

Yeah! I've been thinking the same thing. It's just frustrating because my wifi will transmit at over 100Mbps which should be more than ample for even 4K although I'm not considering compression here. The Media Centre transmits seamlessly but I don't know whether it downloads the entire film...

I have Virgin TV setup in the Living Room with a Tivo system attached. I also have a TV in the the dining room currently setup for Freeview with a crap signal. The goal is to split the HDMI signal from the Tivo system to both the TVs so that I have a choice of which TV to watch a programs on...

Hm! Didn't know that, I guess that's why most HDMI Transmitter/Receivers are 1 to 1 then. But isn't that exactly what the transmitters and receivers are doing, I've even seen them advertised with multiple receivers too. The only difference I can see is that the signal is travelling over a...

Thanks for the suggestions, maybe I'm going to have to accept that to do this I need to be willing to part with at least £100

I have recordings held on a Virgin Tivo system and in another part of the house I have a computer which is connected to a Virgin Superhub. The problem is that although I can watch programs through TV Anywhere, I can't watch any of the recorded programs held on the Tivo system. I was hoping I...

I'm hoping I can get some sort of device to receive an existing HDMI signal and feed it into a WIFI router using an ethernet output, which can then be picked up by my PC which is already connected through wifi to that same router. Surely I can cut out the need for a receiver! the WIFI router...