Actiontec - MyWirelessTV2 Wireless Video Transmitter and Receiver - Black
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Description
Features
Compatible with most HDTVs with an HDMI port
As well as most HDMI-enabled cable/satellite set-top boxes, DVRs, PVRs, Blu-ray and DVD players and game consoles for wide-ranging use.
Transmitter and receiver
Allow you to wirelessly connect your compatible HDTV to a compatible media device from up to 100' away, even through walls and floors, so you can eliminate cable clutter.
Wireless HDMI connection sends live high-definition content
From an HDMI-enabled media device to a remote HDTV for multiroom entertainment.
Supports up to 1080p60 and 3D video signals
As well as 5.1 and uncompressed linear PCM audio signals, so you can enjoy vivid, immersive visuals and crisp, enveloping sound.
A/V quality auto adjustment
Optimizes performance based on the current wireless operating environment.
Supports control of your media device's IR
With your existing remote via the included IR blaster cable for ease of use.
What's Included
- Actiontec MyWirelessTV2 Wireless Video Transmitter and Receiver
- 2 5V/2A power adapters
- 2 HDMI 1.4 cables, IR blaster cable, IR receiver extension cable
- Owner's manual
Q: QuestionMust source tv be on for second tv to work.2nd tv has no signal unless tv at transmitter is turned on.
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer No, only the cable-direct tv set top box must be on. This assumes you have used an HDMI cable to connect from the cable box to the Actiontec transmitter and then connected the transmitter to your tv. If you connect the cable box to the TV and the TV to the transmitter, you may then need to have the TV on.
Answered by endoftheroad
Q: QuestionCan you watch two different shows one on the transmitter TV and the other on the receiver tv
Asked by Kat.
- A:Answer No, the show on the transmitter source (cable or satellite box) is sent to the receiver. The receiver is just running off the one box so whatever is selected will play on both TVs.
Answered by Bummerling
Q: QuestionI want to connect my TV to my Comcast Infinity cable box wirelesslyI want to mount my new HDMI 55 inch TV to one wall and have it connect wirelessly to my cable box that is mounted across the room. I have power to TV, but I cannot run cables to TV. Will this work on my Comcast cable box?
Asked by Bill.
- A:Answer It worked for me. I have my transmitter connected to a Comcast HD DVR box upstairs and the receiver is connected to a tv in the kitchen. No problems at all. Keep in mind that the receiver must be connected to the receiving tv, so you'll need to figure out how you want to do that, but the receiver/transmitter are both fairly small.
Answered by RemysMom
Q: QuestionSays it will work for 3 HDTVs simultaneously for multiroom entertainmentHow is this done?.....do you need a receiver for each HDTV? I couldn't find anything in the instructions...thanks!
Asked by John.
- A:Answer Yes you need a receiver for each tv.
Answered by banti
Q: QuestionHi there.. Cable box in closet in L.R. Want to place TV away from cable top box (no wires) and watch TV as usual. Is this the product I need? Thank you in advance.
Asked by Angie.
- A:Answer Yes. Our components are in the closet. Ours is connected to a receiver but should work the same.
Answered by RadRob
Q: QuestionWill the wireless HDMI connect to a HP desktop computer with HDMI capability?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes, I have mine hooked up to my laptop and both audio and video transmit.
Answered by PJTOS
Q: QuestionMax distant from hdmi unit to tv?
Asked by Joe.
- A:Answer The maximum distance is 100 ft. away.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionTo transmit from a cable box to a 2nd TV does the 2nd TV need an antenna?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer No.....You connect the HDMI Transmitter to the Cable box and the Receiver to the 2nd TV. The Transmitter will send a wireless HDMI Output signal to the Receiver .
Answered by jessybo