How to review a film from set-top box by wireless?

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After the end of the work , after dinner busy home chores, the remaining work, walking, before the break is accompanied by family watching TV entertainment. Before the cable TV, free nest in which housing to open the TV can read, since the installation of the digital set-top box is not so convenient, only a family gathered in the living room on the sofa. Usually cold weather still nothing, to the winter when the cold, especially want to nest in the warm blanket to enjoy the fun of the film, now is the Internet age, when you can take a computer Yeah, or IPAD in bed to watch, but from the Too close, first of all bad eyes, followed by the screen is too small, why would you choose to go to the cinema? Want to spend the money in the bedroom to worry about this problem, although willing to spend some money to install the set-top box, but the decoration of the house, I do not want to poke a hole where a nail affect the beautiful, if there is a similar WIFI wireless transmission equipment How nice it is.

Asked friends, we are in the network TV set-top box how to use wireless in the bedroom to see movies and feel helpless. The first time in Baidu search the next, just want to try, did not expect to actually receive PAKITE reply, give me a detailed description of the PAKITE Brand network set-top box wireless av transmitter, according to the description in the bedroom , Still have contact information. So want to know more about how to set up the tower set-top box av transmitter wireless transmission audio and video.

After the telephone consultation to understand, PAKITE network set-top box wireless transmitter only RCA interface(HDMI jack Wireless Transmitter was launched at 2016.09), set-top boxes and TV is not RCA interface can not be used, the TV screen to be less than 43 inches below, or affect the transmission quality. The channel of the transmitter and receiver should be tuned, otherwise the receiver can not receive any program. Set-top box to the signal input to the transmitter, wirelessly sent to the receiver, and then through the output interface input to the TV, just a RCA line can be achieved, simply very convenient. According to their own needs, to buy whether the function with infrared transponder models, but the price is different. The key is that the two TV at the same time to watch, can only see the same program, which is a little less in the ointment, but in the acceptance, to see everyone's needs and choose. At least, Pa flag network set-top box wireless transmitter from the essence can solve the wireless movie problem, it is worth a try.

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PAT-220 av sender is typical and popular model, it support 150 meter transmission range and support IR Remote control. But the retail price is a little high for some of end user since the freight. At that time, PAT-330 has the same feature with PAT-220, but PAT-330 do not support IR Remote control, so the unit price is much cheaper then PAT-220, then some of clients would order PAT-330. But finally, the product is works well, but since no IR Remote control, so their have to exchange another model.

Transmitter and receiver as below, but no one can distinguish it’s belongs to transmitter or receiver.



But if you already get the product, you can check behind of both transmitter and receiver has serial number, the first three is model No. Like 330 or 220. So you can recognize this unit belongs to which model.

We need pay more attention about wireless product before make order,  and double check with seller, or you will loss one way freight at least.



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Can I trust PAKITE wireless av sender?

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Online shopping is the a fashion at today, all the favorite items can be purchase by online, just need to put your hands and Finger , select your favorable items, and make payment by online, you will received the package a few days later.

Most of products can be purchase by online, at the same times, too many option makes us can not take decision. Then which brand can be trust or not, it’s a big problem.

How can I trust PAKITE brand wireless transmitter and receiver?

PAKITE is a factory located in Shenzhen China, it’s a famous brand in wireless AV sharing file. PAKITE has independent website: pakite.net, you can leave message at the website. Besides, there is many choice for wireless av sender(known as av extender, video sender), each model with different function, both 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz and different transmission distance for used at different using environments. The most popular model is PAT-220, but you should take care this model is support IR Remote control, the other model PAT-330 do not support IR Remote control,if you choose PAT-330 av extender, then you can not change the program at bedroom if the set-top box was placed at living room. There are some other brand when you search Key words” wireless av sender”, one of brand was producing wireless av sender with HDMI resolution, but the unit price is too expensive, so most of clients wouldn’t choose this brand. And compare with the other brand, PAKITE would give you the best service.



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How to select a worthy TV to TV Sender

Sources: CNBgear .  How to select a worthy TV to TV Sender

 

 

TV to TV Sender, also known as wireless av sender, audio/video transceiver, av signal extender, or wireless video transmitter and receiver. It's for transmit audio and video signal wirelessly from signal source like cable box or blue-ray player to viewing device like television or IPTV. By using a TV to TV Sender, you can place your RCA or HDMI port device anywhere(like kitchen, bedroom, garden, dinning room) in your house as you like, and no need to running much wires. RCA wireless connection by using an universal TV to TV Sender, and HDMI to HDMI wireless connection by using a HDMI av sender. There are different types of TV to TV Sender, like different transmission range, different anti-interference ability, different force of penetration. So you should do some research to select a worthy AV Sender.

How a TV Sender Works

To make an informed decision when it comes to buying a TV to TV Sender, the buyer must first understand how a TV Sender works. A TV sender is connected to the main television by way of a SCART socket. The SCART socket is the largest socket located on the back of the television.

The receiver is plugged into the secondary television by way of its SCART connection. Once connected, the secondary TV is able to receives radio signals transmitted from the TV to TV sender connected to the main television in the other room.

With a TV sender, the user can view the television signal on two different televisions in two different rooms. The receiver can also send a wireless signal to the TV sender, commanding it to perform specific functions, such as changing the volume. This is only possible through the use of an infrared sensor on the receiver. The remote control for the main television can be used with the receiver from the secondary television. The remote control is pointed at the infrared sensor on the receiver. When the user pushes the volume button, a signal is transmitted from the secondary TV to the TV sender on the main television. It is important to source an additional remote control as this avoids the user having to take the remote control with them when they move to another room to watch television.

Types of TV Senders

There are two basic types of TV senders: low-definition and high-definition TV senders. Each transmits in a specific frequency range: 2.4 GHz or 5.8 GHz. The different frequencies are transmitted by radio waves through the use of an antenna attached to the sender and receiver. The frequency range determines the overall quality of the transmission signal of the sender to the receiver.

Low-Definition, 2.4GHz

A low-definition, 2.4 GHz TV sender is more affordable than a high-definition, 5.8 GHz TV sender. It is more affordable, because it is used to link standard televisions. The low-definition, 2.4 GHz TV sender’s television picture may be fuzzy or difficult to view due to frequency interference caused by other devices in the home. Such sources could include baby monitors, WiFi, and anything that operates with a 2.4 GHz frequency.

High-Definition, 5.8 GHz

A high-definition, 5.8 GHz TV sender is more expensive than a low-definition, 2.4 GHz TV sender. The high-definition, 5.8 GHz TV sender employs a relatively new form of technology that is still evolving. It is more expensive because the signal output and picture are clearer, and the range of transmission extends further than a low-definition, 2.4 GHz TV sender's transmission range. This newer technology allows several high-definition devices like Blu-ray players to connect to the TV sender rather than just one device. An HDMI splitter is required to connect the television and the high-definition sources with each other. With this setup, there is little interference from other radio frequencies as is the case with the low-definition, 2.4 GHz TV sender.

When there is interference such as with 5.8 GHz cordless telephones, the user can change the specific channel within the frequency band to a channel other than the one used by the cordless telephones. Both the TV sender and receiver broadcast frequency channels should be the same. With the high-definition, 5.8 GHz TV sender, the transmission signal can extend up to nine metres, depending on the thickness of walls. This extended range of transmission is made possible through a remote control extender.

Remote Control Extender

A special feature of a high-definition, 5.8 GHz TV sender is a remote control extender. The remote control extender requires a base unit and an extender unit to operate. The base unit is positioned in the room with the primary television. The extender unit is positioned in the room with the secondary television. When the remote control transmits signals to the extender unit, they are carried wirelessly to the base unit.

If the transmitter on the extender unit does not make line of sight contact with the remote control sensor, the base unit located in the other room may not receive the command transmission. Batteries are also not strong enough for effective transmission between base unit and extender unit. Both units need to be plugged into a wall outlet or other compatible power supply.

The following table illustrates some key differences between the two basic types of TV senders. The differences are in the areas of transmission range, signal quality, and cost.

AV Sender	Transmission range	Signal Quality	Cost
Low-definition, 2.4 GHz	Low	Depending on surrounding wireless devices	Inexpensive
High-definition, 5.8 GHz	High, extending to 9 m with remote control extender	Suffers little interference from surrounding wireless devices	Expensive

The table above highlights the key features of low-definition, 2.4 GHz and high-definition, 5.8 GHz TV senders. These are generalisations only. The buyer needs to keep in mind that the signal's transmission may be affected by other radio transmitting devices like cordless phones, baby monitors, and the home WiFi network. Less frequency interference means better picture quality.

Limitations of TV Senders

Along with these positive aspects, there are some drawbacks to using the device. The buyer should be aware of these issues so that they can make an informed purchasing decision.

Multiple Senders

When a buyer purchases more than one TV sender, it is important to remember that the TV senders may transmit signals on the same frequency band. This can cause signal interference between the TV senders, resulting in poor picture quality. The buyer should select different frequency bands for each TV sender.

Channel Transmission

The transmission of television signals through walls is an important aspect of the overall operation of a TV sender. The signal, though, cannot transmit multiple television channels at a time. Only a single television channel can be transmitted and watched on both televisions at one time.

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Many clients may ask: Can I watch different channels if I will order wireless tv sender(RCA or HDMI port)? My answer is : May be yes, may be no. 

First, I have to relate the theory of wireless tv sender(known as av sender), whether HDMI av sender or RCA one(RCA known as AV). AV Sender is just for replace the cable between satellite receiver and television. Transmitter connect with satellite receiver and receiver connect with the tv, between satellite receiver and television is no need cable any more. The problems is one transmitter support many receiver, but many receiver have to watch the same channels. That’s because one transmitter connect with satellite receiver, so the satellite receiver out put one group av signal only , one group av signal input and one group av signal output, so that’s why all receiver watch the same channels. Is you just have one satellite receiver with many television, then you cannot watch difference channels at television ends.

If you need watch different program, then you need two satellite receiver and two tv, one sets HDMI or RCA/AV port wireless av transmitter and receiver for one satellite receiver and tv. Besides, the two sets tv shouldn’t be much too closely, or it will cause interference. If you will adapt this plan, please choose two sets wireless tv audio/video senders with different frequency band, one sets 2.4GHz frequency and another one 5.8GHz frequency band for avoid interference.

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Wireless TV to TV Sender Buying Guides

Wireless TV to TV Transmitter Buying Guides

In an age of convenience and high-tech home entertainment, many homes now come with more than one television. Today, one finds televisions in kitchens, home offices, bedrooms, and even bathrooms. The main television, usually located in the living room, is where the satellite or cable television box is located. In the past, in order to receive cable or satellite television in more than one room, there needed to be a set-top box in each room. This extra installation required cables and wires, and of course the set-top box itself. Having a TV in every room proved to be expensive. Now, with the advent of the TV to TV sender, a television signal can be transmitted from the main television to the other televisions. The Wireless TV sender allows each television to receive the same television transmission wirelessly without all the additional expense involved in buying and installing set-top boxes in every room.

This convenience has made the TV to TV sender very popular. In order to make an informed decision when selecting a TV to TV sender, the buyer should know the differences between 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz TV to TV senders. It is also important that the the buyer is mindful of some of the TV to TV sender’s limitations. Buyers can find TV to TV senders at local electronics shops, electronics departments in department stores, and online.

How a Wireless TV Sender Works

To make an informed decision when it comes to buying a wireless TV sender, the buyer must first understand how a Wireless TV sender works. A Wireless TV sender is connected to the main television by way of a SCART socket. The SCART socket is the largest socket located on the back of the television.

The wireless TV receiver is plugged into the secondary television by way of its SCART connection. Once connected, the secondary TV is able to receives radio signals transmitted from the TV sender connected to the main television in the other room.

With a Wireless TV sender, the user can view the television signal on two different televisions in two different rooms. The receiver can also send a wireless signal to the TV sender, commanding it to perform specific functions, such as changing the volume. This is only possible through the use of an infrared sensor on the receiver. The remote control for the main television can be used with the receiver from the secondary television. The remote control is pointed at the infrared sensor on the receiver. When the user pushes the volume button, a signal is transmitted from the secondary TV to the TV sender on the main television. It is important to source an additional remote control as this avoids the user having to take the remote control with them when they move to another room to watch television.

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PAT-260 Wireless Strong Penetration A/V Transmitter from PAKITE

PAT-260 - 2.4GHz Wireless Strong Penetration A/V Transmitter from PAKITE

PAKITE Wireless AV transmitter receiver is well knowed and professional. I had been using a 5.8 GHz audio/video system to transmit a video signal from my cable box(Converter Box) to a television one floor below. By placing the transmitter on the floor and the receiver near the ceiling below, I was able to get the units to within about a foot of one another, separated by the floor.

The system worked well until we moved the television to the floor above the Converter Box and, for practical and aesthetic reasons had to separate the link by about 25 to 30 feet with the floor in between. Unfortunately, in this new location, the signal became too weak to establish a wireless link so I decided to try this PAKITE PAT-260 system which is based on 2.4 GHz technology.

A 2.4 GHz signal can penetrate further into solid objects such as a wall or floor than a higher frequency 5.8 GHz signal. As a general rule of thumb, the higher the frequency, the better the video quality but the less penetration ability of the signal. So, if you have "line of sight" or LOS (i.e., no objects between the two units) at a reasonable distance then 5.8 GHz is the preferred system for acouple of reasons.

First, as noted previously, you can get a higher quality picture and, second, you can avoid interference from a range of devices(cordless phones, remote controls, wifi routers, etc.) in the crowded 2.4 GHz band. Of course, I don't have LOS and the increased distance between the transmitter and the receiver make 2.4 GHz my best option.

The system was easy to setup. It consists of two 4" X 3 1/2" unit seach of which has a 6" antenna and a power "cube" that is plugged into a wall outlet. One unit has "wireless transmitter" imprinted on the front, the other imprinted "wireless receiver". Of course, the transmitter is connected to the audio/video source while the receiver is connected to the television display. It comes with two, three-wire(red/white/yellow), audio/video connection cables with male "RCA jack" connectors. These are the cables where red and white are the two stereo audio channels and the yellow is the raw "composite" video signal. (Note: Since they both use the same round connectors, don't confuse the composite video output which carries the video signal on one cable with the red, green, blue "component" output swhich carry the three components of the video signal on three cables.)

Once set up you will need to make sure the transmitter and receiver are operating on the same channel by setting/matching a series of switches on the back of each unit. If you are getting wireless interference, then you will need to step through each channel (a total of eight channels) until you find a clear link. The link will work with any device that has a "composite" video(round yellow connector) and mono or stereo audio connections. So far it is working well for my application.

The PAT-260 av sender also supports a remote control extender which allows you to use an infrared remote to control the video source through the receiver box. Thiss ub-system uses a "reverse" link that transmits the remote signal through a separate wireless connection in which the receiver box "transmits" the remote signal to the transmitter box which then controls the video source. The system comes with an infrared transmission extension cable which is plugged into the transmitter and can be positioned infront of the IR detector on the video source.

I haven't set up this feature because we want to keep the remote control with the downstairs cable box and television. But, if needed, I would expect that we could buy a universal remote and set it up to run through the PAT-260 link.

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