Need to transmit Coax signal wirelessly

[ypednekar]

I need to transmit DishTV HD signals wirelessly. Please help.

Here is my situation:

I have to shift my LED TV to a place where there is no direct Cable point. The first option I have here, is to have it wired all the way to the new place but it would spoil the look of my living room with a hanging wire around.

The second option can be:

Coax cable --> wireless transmitter --> wireless receiver --> DishTV HD STB --> LED TV

Is it possible? If yes, then how?

 

[ypednekar]

I don't see RF input/output port here. Need to have output RF port so that the output can be inserted in DishTV HD STB.

 

[Naturelover]

Is this what he needs?

 

[ypednekar]

Thanks Shankar. But in both of the options you suggested, the STB will be in the opposite direction of TV which is not a friendly option for changing channels.

 

[greenhorn]

transmitting the output of the Dish antenna involves sending wideband Data (not a specific frequency) = ultra expensive, if not impossible within a house.

If you are worried about your remote functionality, some of the devices in the list shankar has provided have an IR repeater capability to transmit your remote signal back to the STB

 

[srisaikat]

Thanks Shankar. But in both of the options you suggested, the STB will be in the opposite direction of TV which is not a friendly option for changing channels.

Keeping a mirror will solve the problem of changing channels at opposite direction.

 

[haisaikat]

Is Dish TV mobile (for cars) an option?

 

[saikatbiswas82]

Keeping a mirror will solve the problem of changing channels at opposite direction.

This is probably the best idea... :lol:

I am not aware of any STB that comes with DLNA. If there was one, it might have solved the problem.

 

[jagdish_p]

Thanks Shankar. But in both of the options you suggested, the STB will be in the opposite direction of TV which is not a friendly option for changing channels.

Check out the new Videocon D2H HD box. I think it has a RF remote so line of sight is not required