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Home›News›Wireless HDMI, the second generation

Wireless HDMI, the second generation

By Staff Writer
12/10/2010
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Why transmit HDMI wirelessly?

The enthusiasm about a stunning TV, hanging on the wall like a picture, reduced significantly when it became clear that it was tricky to hide all the cables. The Marmitek GigaView820, however, makes this situation a thing of the past. You mount the receiver easily and out of sight on the wall behind your TV or on the ceiling next to your projector. A system then allows you to continue to operate the connected HD devices even though they are out of sight.

Switcher, transmitter and splitter in one

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The GigaView820 is a HDMI switcher, transmitter and splitter in one. It wirelessly transmits the uncompressed HD signal from two connected HD devices, without a loss of quality, to your HDTV or projector elsewhere on the same floor. The built-in HDMI splitter means that you can also connect an HDTV to the transmitter so that you can continue to watch the connected devices locally.

Uncompressed

With the GigaView820, the Full HD signal wirelessly bridges a distance of 30m (LOS) to the HDTV or projector without any loss of quality. The Marmitek GigaView820 transmits the 1080p signal without first compressing it. The wirelessly received signal is then sent on without delay (ideal for game consoles and if the sound is running via a different source to the image) with exactly the same properties as when it is transmitted over a top quality HDMI cable.

How does it work?

The GigaView820 comprises two stylised boxes which serve as transmitter and receiver respectively. The receiver is connected to the TV, while the transmitter can be connected to a TV or beamer and two HD devices. This may be any AV device that is equipped with a HDMI output, such as Blu-ray players, digital video, recorders (DVRs), HD set-top boxes, gaming consoles (Wii, PS3 or Xbox 360), Media Centre PCs or standard DVD players/recorders.

Switching between these devices is simple with one press of a button on the remote control supplied. Another important advantage of the GigaView820 is that it is no longer necessary to constantly plug and unplug cables from HD devices into/out of the HDTV or projector.

HDCP

The Marmitek GigaView820 supports all digital resolutions, including 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p @ 60fps (Full HD) and the product fulfils 100% of the HDCP standard. High-bandwidth Digital Copy Protection (HDCP) is a system which prevents pirating practices. Decoders with HDCP only transmit a digital signal to devices that also support HDCP, such as the Marmitek GigaView820.

Further information and sales addresses can be found on www.marmitek.com

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