[SML] Wireless Connection to Projector

[tech dept]

Have you looked into Antinex's "AnyWire" (300m)

from a review.....
Hands On: Altinex AnyWire Sends HDMI 1080p Over Any Two Conductors
Fred Harding takes the 'ugliest' wire in his garage and sends high-def video over two conductors, thanks to Altinex's AnyWire HDMI transmitter and receiver. 
Verdict: Not an April Fools joke.
/end snip

http://www.fullcompass.com/prod/518953-Altinex-TP315-101

Their products are not limited to HDMI.


26.10.2017, 23:09, "Wayne Rasmussen via Stagecraft" <stagecraft at theatrical.net>:
>>  Could you just install a computer in the booth, dump their presentations
>
> on to it and hand them a clicker? That's what I do for 90% of my
> presenters here. (the other 10% get a hard-wired connection from lectern
> to booth.)<
>
> That's what we do now, with an IR repeater. Since we don't have a
> dedicated line for a clicker, and the booth is too far away from the stage
> for Bluetooth to work, we've plugged a repeater into a mic line and have
> the emitter come out of the patch bay and face the back of the projector.
> The projector is then connected to the presenting computer via USB. The
> challenge for presenters is that the receiver is on the floor and they
> like to point the remote at the screen. Going backwards is also difficult
> with the remote we have for the projector.
>
> When presenters want to do multiple tasks, the challenges with the remote
> increase. I've tried connecting a computer with a VGA to cat5 dongle
> attached to the output of the computer and another cat5 to VGA dongle on
> the other end in the booth but have had some sync issues I think due to
> the 200 feet I estimate the run to be. We haven't purchased an HDMI to
> cat5 dongle for current computers since I don't expect the connection to
> be any more reliable.
>
> Wayne Rasmussen
> Blair Academy
>
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