GIGAVIDEO 800 WIRELESS HDMI SENDER

At last, a cable free solution for HDMI. The transmitter has four inputs (2 x component and 2 x HDMI) and the receiver has a single HDMI output. Now you can switch between any of the four inputs and watch the output cable free at a distance of up to 20m (clear line of sight). The signal is uncompressed so the output will stay as true HD up to and including 1080p. Naturally there's built in IR feedback so you can control the source from the viewing area.

Features:
* Replace your HDMI cable wirelessly and locate your HDTV or projector wherever you want.
* Mount the receiver (out of sight) behind your HDTV or on the ceiling next to your projector. No more visible cables.
* Watch up to 4 (HD) devices such as Blu-ray players, digital video recorders (DVRs), HD set-top boxes, Wii, PS3 or Xbox game consoles or standard DVD players/ recorders elsewhere in your home and easily switch between the sources connected without changing plugs.
* Operate your A/V sources from anywhere, even through a wall or cupboard door, using the IR receiver.
* The HD signal does not experience any delays and is therefore perfect for game consoles.
* Digitally supports all 480p, 720p, 1080i and 1080p True Cinema resolutions from up to 20 metres (clear line of sight, or 10 metres if going through a wall).
* 100% HDCP compliant.
* V1.3 HDMI compatable.
* Sends the HD signal uncompressed.

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Previous Questions

1 Glen K on 03 May 2010 asked  :
" Does this device support non HD devices? i.e. i currently have a Sky+ and non HD DVD player that both use Scart/Composite (red/white/yellow) connectors. "

Keene replied: It only supports the mention connections. HDMI and component video.

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2 Mark j on 25 Nov 2009 asked  :
" Is this compatible with SKY+ HD boxes? I would like to be able to view HD pictures on a HDTV in a room approximately 6 metres away, passing through 1 wall. Many thanks"

Keene replied: Yes it will work with any HDMI source.

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3 Phill R on 22 Nov 2009 asked  :
" Can you buy separate receivers for second tvs?"

Keene replied: No not at present.

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4 Laurence on 19 Aug 2009 asked  :
" I would like send my sky+ and ps3 situated in my lounge to my bedroom directly above through the ceiling (range about 6m). Is this possible or does it have to be 'line of sight'? "

Keene replied: It should be fine passing through just one wall.

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5 Dean M on 19 Jul 2009 asked  :
"Does the transmitter have a 'pass through' capability so the source may be viewed from a 'local' hdmi tv as well as the transmitted image?"

Keene replied: No it does not...

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6 Carle b on 15 Jul 2009 asked  :
"I have a question about "GIGAVIDEO 800 WIRELESS HDMI SENDER" Can two or even three sender/receiver pairs be operated in the same house or will they interfere with each other?"

Keene replied: The GV800 does have a facility to perform a limited search for a better frequency in order to avoid interference. However after speaking to Marmitek (who are the manufactures) they state is is very unlikely to work well with other GV800s in the same vicinity.

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7 Mat O on 23 May 2009 asked  :
" What frequency does this device operate on and is it susceptable to the usual wireless video interference from wi-fi networks, baby monitors etc?"

Keene replied: Wi-fi, some lighting devices, baby monitors etc all use 2.4Ghz the same as a video sender.The GV580 uses 5.8 Ghz so it will be interference free.

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8 Matthew N on 21 Apr 2009 asked  :
" Is this unit only able to send to one reciever at any one time? i.e. Is it possible to send to 2 HD televisions sumultaniously perhaps with the use of 2x reciever modules? If so, how much are additional recievers? Or does the sender also have a wired HDMI output so that the signal can be sent via standard HDMI cable and wireless simultaniously?"

Keene replied: No it is a one room solution only.

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9 John on 17 Apr 2009 asked  :
" Does this support the Consumer Electronics Control (CEC) HDMI function as implemented by Sony between its various Bravia Sync components?"

Keene replied: No it does not support this.

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