Wireless Cable TV Question.
 

Ok all you cable TV experts. I have cable TV in my home. In one room, there is no cable TV outlet. Is there any wireless devices on the market where I can setup my TV to receive the cable via wireless from the wall cable connection to feed this room? Remember this is inside of my house. I'm not talking about getting wireless to the house. :dunno:

There was a company looking at doing that but they went out of business a year ago due to lack of product and demand (lots of IP though!)

I presume you want the full spectrum of frequencies to transit the wireless spectrum versus a single channel audio and video only, if you want the full spectrum you are still SOL unfortunatley.

Yes there are products which enable to broadcast any video signal (e.g. Cable Boxe, DVD, etc...) to any place in your home. That works OK for medium or low end TV only IMO as you must expect some lost in signal quality. Here are aome examples:
http://www.animatedkamasutra.com/contact.htm
http://www.crestonline.biz/product.p...a0509f1b73a2c0

I have no clue how the animated Kamasutra link came in :rofl: :rofl:

A, :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

50 fookin positions?! Most of them looked like they were
beyond my skills, even back in my SaladDays, 25 yrs ago. :confused: :rofl:

Hijack over, but that was freakin hilarious! :thumbup:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Fookin hilarious!!!!!!!!!!

Just added a couple more cable channels there Alpac!

Oh and by the way Quicks question I believe pertained to extending the complete wireless spectrum from a wallplate to another TV without running wires unless as you stated you hook into a cable box and then port out and wirelessly transmit the audio and video of that particular channel the box is tuned to at that time!

Now I have these fu@#$* pop up windows everywhere. I am going to talk to my kids :mad: :tantrum: :smackass:

There is a SD solution but you are SOL for HD. This is assuming you have a cable box or satelite receiver. If you are using analog cable then you are SOL.

http://www.pureav.com/remotetv/

I have this. The antenna is built-in to the box. It does not seem as directional as some.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1138085134427