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  • R Rocky Moore

    .. inexpensive device to pump video/audo (think Netflix viewer) to a standard TV 100 feet or so away thoguh walls?

    Rocky <>< Blog Post: Handy utility app that is always on my machines! Tech Blog Post: Microsoft Live Writer Plug-ins!

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    Marc Clifton
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    Rocky Moore wrote:

    .. inexpensive device to pump video/audo (think Netflix viewer) to a standard TV 100 feet or so away thoguh walls?

    A drill, a circular saw thingy attachment, and 100' of coax. Marc

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    • R Rocky Moore

      .. inexpensive device to pump video/audo (think Netflix viewer) to a standard TV 100 feet or so away thoguh walls?

      Rocky <>< Blog Post: Handy utility app that is always on my machines! Tech Blog Post: Microsoft Live Writer Plug-ins!

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      Eric Haddan
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      http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=318[^]

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      • R Rocky Moore

        .. inexpensive device to pump video/audo (think Netflix viewer) to a standard TV 100 feet or so away thoguh walls?

        Rocky <>< Blog Post: Handy utility app that is always on my machines! Tech Blog Post: Microsoft Live Writer Plug-ins!

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        I saw a wireless USB hub in the CyberGuys catalog, 480mb/sec transmission rate. Not sure of distance or degradation per meter. However combine that bad boy with a usb->vga converter and your in like flint. But controlling computer remotely is a problem. on the other hand... this is actually what I did and works well. I made one of my laptops part of my entertainment system. Laptop has 802-11g interface and connects to my wireless hub in my office. Laptop is of older variety (inspiron 8200) and has s video connector. Netflix on any TV that has computer.

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        • R Rocky Moore

          .. inexpensive device to pump video/audo (think Netflix viewer) to a standard TV 100 feet or so away thoguh walls?

          Rocky <>< Blog Post: Handy utility app that is always on my machines! Tech Blog Post: Microsoft Live Writer Plug-ins!

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          Shog9 0
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          I've done it with a big hammer, the shaft of a broken arrow, a reel of speaker wire, and coax scavenged from a cable TV installation. YMMV...

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          • E Eric Haddan

            http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=318[^]

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            leppie
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            Thats pretty cool, I have been looking for something like this but had no idea what it was called! Thanks :)

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            • E Eric Haddan

              http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=318[^]

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              Rama Krishna Vavilala
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              Considering the price is $179.99 (802.11g network), I am not sure whether it is as good a deal as Apple TV (229.99 and you get a whole lot more). I can't believe that such devices are so expensive. I was hoping that something will be there in $50 range.

              You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK

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              • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                Considering the price is $179.99 (802.11g network), I am not sure whether it is as good a deal as Apple TV (229.99 and you get a whole lot more). I can't believe that such devices are so expensive. I was hoping that something will be there in $50 range.

                You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK

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                Eric Haddan
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                Amazon has them right now for $69.97

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                • E Eric Haddan

                  Amazon has them right now for $69.97

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                  Rama Krishna Vavilala
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                  Now that's cool:)

                  You have, what I would term, a very formal turn of phrase not seen in these isles since the old King passed from this world to the next. martin_hughes on VDK

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                  • D Douglas Troy

                    Macgyver did it with a stick of gum, a paper clip and a twist tie. ;P

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                    I was all out of gum... ;)

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                      I've done it with a big hammer, the shaft of a broken arrow, a reel of speaker wire, and coax scavenged from a cable TV installation. YMMV...

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                      Douglas Troy
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                      Macgyver did it with a stick of gum, a paper clip and a twist tie. ;P

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                      • E Eric Haddan

                        http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=318[^]

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                        Rocky Moore
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                        While that is cool, it seems to play files from your machine instead of using the video and audio coming from your machine. I doubt it would be compatbile with Netflix.

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                        • R Rocky Moore

                          .. inexpensive device to pump video/audo (think Netflix viewer) to a standard TV 100 feet or so away thoguh walls?

                          Rocky <>< Blog Post: Handy utility app that is always on my machines! Tech Blog Post: Microsoft Live Writer Plug-ins!

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                          Wireless network and original XBox (or spare PC) running Xbox Media Center [XBMC][^].

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