Wireless HDMI

[dvsDave]

I've got a friend who is renting a place and needs to send an HDMI signal wirelessly over about 18 feet. 1080p w/audio (no 3D or anything crazy, but it does have to support HDCP)

Any suggestions for something that is reliable, but not insanely expensive?

 

[Amiers]

I stand by IoGear products. I have many of them in home and here at work. I would suggest this IoGear GW3DHDKIT.

Link

I know you said didn't need to be 3d but its just a bonus

 

[IAmLumenator]

I know it's not wireless and it's also only component not HDMI, but I've had decent results with Lindy products: http://www.lindy-usa.com/rgb-video-audio-extender-cat5e-6-300m-32525.html

They also have a DVI version that could directly accept HDMI using an adapter.

 

[IAmLumenator]

http://www.lindy-usa.com/60m-hdmi-repeater-extender-32669.html This guy is only 75$, it is an active repeater (drawing power from the HDMI connection on the sender side.)

 

[rsmentele]

I've seen these used with good success:

http://www.fullcompass.com/product/457857.html

The good news is you are only going 18' which is well within the range of most all wireless systems. Most top out at around 30-40'

 

[BillESC]

I've seen these used with good success:

http://www.fullcompass.com/product/457857.html

The good news is you are only going 18' which is well within the range of most all wireless systems. Most top out at around 30-40'

Kramer is hard to beat for quality.