Best Wireless HDMI to Get Rid of Messes of Wires

Signal protection comes at the top of every manufacturer's priority list, and the High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) protocol is used by the majority of companies. HDCP is a system designed by Intel to control and manage digital data access via DVI and HDMI interfaces. The main purpose set before HDCP was to prevent the transfer of unencrypted audio and video signals. The HDCP is a licensed product of Intel so the users pay for it but no wireless HDMI systems manufacturers can refuse to use it — a special law enforces the use of this protocol. Plus, HDCP is a mandatory protocol for anyone with the HD Ready certificate.

If you wish to enhance your Wi-Fi signal radius, you can opt for a wireless HDMI extender, a device designed for this very purpose.

Like we said,  J-Tech Digital is a big name in the industry known for producing great products that have changed the way how we use audio, video, and home theater today. The unrefutable proof of this is this J-Tech broadcaster. With the help of this little pal, you will be able to transmit the signal on two TVs simultaneously and enjoy the top-notch image with no quality loss. That said, there are a few constraints on using the extender which should be considered prior to purchase.

This type of HDMI is only formally wireless. In reality, it has wires that are hidden inside. Those wires can't be seen unless you crack the thing open and are needed mainly to perform the following tasks: 

• Transmission on the thinnest fiber optic cable, which is flexible and capable of being much longer than the standard HDMI cable, and can also be routed in hard-to-reach places;
• Transmission via electrical outlets using PLC technology. The power grid is available in the majority of inhabited rooms nowadays, so it is very convenient to use it for transmitting an additional signal. It is somewhat similar to the ADSL fast Internet technology (which provided internet using phones). But PLC has some disadvantages too, for example, some vulnerability from "noisy" electrical appliances like old refrigerators.

The innovative 1x2 feature allows you to split HDMI signal to transmit it over 2 receivers. There is no need for a line-of-sight placement so you can have your home theater devices placed discreetly somewhere out of sight. Furthermore, compared to a single antenna version, this dual antenna modification provides better data transmission rate and more stable video.

Features:

• Wireless HD audio/video broadcasts up to 164 ft away even over standard home walls;
• Support for two receivers simultaneously;
  
• Wireless Full HD 1080p;
  
• Improved data rates and video stability
  
• Lockable DC power plug design;
  
• Wide frequency IR control;
  
• Supports 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p video resolutions.
  

We all want to get the most from our gadgets and digital accessories. 

When it comes to HDMI cables, the Monster company is here to grant that wish. It's not exactly new yet still uncontested. 

In 2010, at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Monster had presented two super cables. The first one, M Series M2000 Hyper-Speed, offered the buyers a 21 Gbps data transmission speed and supported 3D images at 4000x2000 resolution. The other one was a SuperThin Cable for MiniHDMI, its thickness was mere 3.5mm! 

According to the developers, a cable this thin should tangle less. The cable, despite being thin, supported 10.2 Gbps of speed and was also equipped with a special LED light that showed if the cable was connected the right way.

It’s pretty simple to mirror your laptop’s display on your TV. Just plug your computer into an HDMI transmitter and your TV into a wireless HDMI receiver. The audio and video quality will be identical to running an HDMI cable. If your computer features an HDTV port and you have an HDTV, you won’t even need any wireless HDMI connectors or adapters for transmitting video from your laptop to TV.

This wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver works as a combination unit of both a transmitter and receiver that can communicate with each other through a distance of up to 30 feet through line of sight transmission. The signal is powerful enough to go through obstacles such as walls, doors, and floors/ceilings, provided that the receiver is close enough. While most other wireless HDMI transceivers can make the same claim, what really sets this model apart from them is that you get a zero latency signal through the line of sight transmission. This means that those who want to use this device for real-time input devices such as computers or gaming consoles can do so without the transmission lagging behind the action. This even includes 3D video streaming, so you can enjoy instant results through virtually any type of input and output device.

This wireless HDMI system works on the latest generation GigaXtreme wireless technology, which gives you optimal streaming through wireless without any loss of quality. Another features that this really helps with is that you get the full Dolby Digital Surround Sound digital multi-channel system, which lets you experience immersive audio in any situation. This is something that is often lost with other wireless HDMI transmitters and receivers, giving this model yet another feature that sets it apart from the competition. If you are looking for a great HDMI wireless transceiver that gives you a zero latency A/V experience, then this model will certain find itself to be a welcome addition to your home entertainment system.

Equipped with 2 powerful antennas, this transmitter gives you a stable signal with minimal lags or delays. No more freezing frames or dragging audio; enjoy your movies or TV in any room, on any device. The latency is almost non-existent, being only 0.1s even with the demanding 4K video signal. On the flip side, this device feels somewhat flimsy, although the build quality is actually quite nice.

What if something unexpected happens when you’re in an online class or streaming? Your dogs or kids storm into the room; your neighbor turns on heavy metal with full volume; etc. This transmitter comes with a very handy one click disconnection feature. Turn off the device in a flash if your privacy has been violated or something unexpected has occurred. Then, when all is fine again, turn it on with just another click.

Finally, this transmitter is a plug-n-play device. Only a few connections, and it’s ready to be used. No software or app to install, no tech experience required.

Summing up, the HPDFCU transmitter is your key to universal entertainment across the smart devices that you own.