Hi....

I've just got astro pple to install the byond decoder. According to the installer, this new decoder does not hv any output except component and HDMI. unlike d old decoder, they can hv another areal output. Where I used to run another line up to my bedroom as bedroom and living hall will be watching the same channel.

Any 1 watching 2 or 3 TV with byond decoder? Installer say it can only support 1? My fren was telling me to get d Coax Spilter 2-way satelite. before the astro cable goes into the decoder...spilt 1 out to my bedroom. Anyone has any solution for me, you guys out there already got a solution for this?

Thanx in advance



This post has been edited by viper1912: Jan 4 2010, 11:31 AM

you'd need another decoder in the bedroom, won't you?

This been discussed extensively in the existing Astroi Byond thread.

U just need a RCA splitter (~RM1.50/pc X2 or 3) & a AV-RF converter to convert the RCA to RF (The common TV antenna cable). Can liao

For earlier astro decoder...not decoder is needed. Only RF cable only directly into TV.

Ya and thanks to Stimix on the recommendation. I did update the solution at the Astro Byond thread. May be let me elaborate more here.

Previous setup while using old Astro Decoder
Cabling: coaxial cable from living hall to bedroom
Connectivity: the above coaxial cable connect to the astro decoder coaxial output

New setup using Astro Byond setup box
Cabling: remain no change for your coaxial cable from living room to bedroom, but require additional RCA cable
Item require: AV transmitter
Connectivity:
RCA cable connect from setup box (Red/White/Yellow) > RCA input @ AV transmitter
Coaxial cable from bedroom connect to the AV transmitter coaxial output.

Previous setup while using old Astro Decoder
Cabling: coaxial cable from living hall to bedroom
Connectivity: the above coaxial cable connect to the astro decoder coaxial output

New setup using Astro Byond setup box
Cabling: remain no change for your coaxial cable from living room to bedroom, but require additional RCA cable
Item require: AV transmitter
Connectivity:
RCA cable connect from setup box (Red/White/Yellow) > RCA input @ AV transmitter
Coaxial cable from bedroom connect to the AV transmitter coaxial output.

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Thanx mlthum,

Now with your explanation I can understand better. Which means with this byond decoder all I need is a AV transmitter. This AV transmitter will transfer out via coaxial output. which works the same way like d old decoder.

byond decoder output via RCA to AV transmitter and AV transmitter coaxial output to RF cable to my bedroom.

Any recommendation, where I can get this AV transmitter? IT mall sell these ? Any brand particular you can recommend?.

Thanx...

By the way, if Byond is connected to HDMI tv (and in use), the RCA port still give output? I haven't done this test.

[quote=viper1912,Jan 4 2010, 12:30 PM]
Previous setup while using old Astro Decoder
Cabling: coaxial cable from living hall to bedroom
Connectivity: the above coaxial cable connect to the astro decoder coaxial output

New setup using Astro Byond setup box
Cabling: remain no change for your coaxial cable from living room to bedroom, but require additional RCA cable
Item require: AV transmitter
Connectivity:
RCA cable connect from setup box (Red/White/Yellow) > RCA input @ AV transmitter
Coaxial cable from bedroom connect to the AV transmitter coaxial output.

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Thanx mlthum,

Now with your explanation I can understand better. Which means with this byond decoder all I need is a AV transmitter. This AV transmitter will transfer out via coaxial output. which works the same way like d old decoder.

byond decoder output via RCA to AV transmitter and AV transmitter coaxial output to RF cable to my bedroom.

Any recommendation, where I can get this AV transmitter? IT mall sell these ? Any brand particular you can recommend?.

Thanx...

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I got the transmitter at Jln Pasar a shop call Lan Ho. The transmitter cost is around RM40. I did took photo but at the moment at office may be tonight will upload the photo of the transmitter.

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Added on January 4, 2010, 1:42 pm[quote=pirateguy,Jan 4 2010, 01:20 PM]
By the way, if Byond is connected to HDMI tv (and in use), the RCA port still give output? I haven't done this test.

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yes RCA and component are able to provide the output even HDMI is connected. Which mean it can be 3 output at the same time.


This post has been edited by mlthum: Jan 4 2010, 01:42 PM

i'm using AEM xtra link 2 to view astro and change channel at 2nd tv in bedroom.
last time used this gadget for old astro decoder and now use it to link byond decoder.

if that was the case why would you even need a decoder to start with?
It is simply wrong to think you can take the signal direct from the dish and plug into a Tv and watch astro. it must pass thru a decoder.

Can u elaborate a bit on how do u hook this AEM xtra link? How do u connect to byond decoder?

anyone know whether jalan pasar got sell active hdmi splitter or not aaa?? them both tv also can get HD... i found on some websites are quote expensives... few hundred USD..

my bros n me uses this too.. i use the wired 1, my elder bro uses the wireless 1.



bought it at my local electric shop...

we can change the astro channels via this thing. my oni grouse is tht i hv the wired, but the wirelss is lousy a bit.

mine controls the astro via a small thing put at the IR receiver on the astro decoded. 1 decoder in the hall tv and the other in the family living tv.

This post has been edited by accitzone: Jan 4 2010, 02:38 PM

maybe he got confused.. RF cable to other TVs is still after the decoder.. (not the RF signal before decoder)

May I know where & how much you paid for this item! Thanks in advance!

[quote=mlthum,Jan 4 2010, 01:41 PM]
Thanx mlthum,

Now with your explanation I can understand better. Which means with this byond decoder all I need is a AV transmitter. This AV transmitter will transfer out via coaxial output. which works the same way like d old decoder.

byond decoder output via RCA to AV transmitter and AV transmitter coaxial output to RF cable to my bedroom.

Any recommendation, where I can get this AV transmitter? IT mall sell these ? Any brand particular you can recommend?.

Thanx...

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I got the transmitter at Jln Pasar a shop call Lan Ho. The transmitter cost is around RM40. I did took photo but at the moment at office may be tonight will upload the photo of the transmitter.

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Added on January 4, 2010, 1:42 pm

yes RCA and component are able to provide the output even HDMI is connected. Which mean it can be 3 output at the same time.

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This post has been edited by mlthum: Jan 5 2010, 08:47 PM

Hi mlthum,

I just got the dawa AV-RF transmitter.

I able to connect to the byond decoder....but I got a problem.

There is pic, but the picture got no colour and there is noise.....I tried all the connector available at back of byond decoder. Unable to solve this problem.

This is how I connect, byond RCA out to AV-RF converter in ...and converter RF out to my bedroom TV.

Anyone can comment?

i wonder , will a hdmi spiltter and a long and short hdmi cable helps to solve this issue

one cable connect to the original Tv link and the second to the oem Tv link

This post has been edited by sunnyK: Jan 4 2010, 10:11 PM

u may bring ur tv to make a direct connect using RCA to TV RCA input see whether u got the same problem. If yes then proceed to contact Astro CS
else bring the transmitter back to the shop and ask for exchange may be the transmitter "koyak" that failed to transmit the signal.
for me the connectibity quite straigh forward,
Byond RCA out to AV Transmitter RCA in then AV transmitter TV out (coax) to bedroom TV in (coax) and do an auto tuning at the bedroom tv - DONE

[quote=mlthum,Jan 4 2010, 10:21 PM]
u may bring ur tv to make a direct connect using RCA to TV RCA input see whether u got the same problem. If yes then proceed to contact Astro CS
else bring the transmitter back to the shop and ask for exchange may be the transmitter "koyak" that failed to transmit the signal.
for me the connectibity quite straigh forward,
Byond RCA out to AV Transmitter RCA in then AV transmitter TV out (coax) to bedroom TV in (coax) and do an auto tuning at the bedroom tv - DONE

After I replied you ...I go back n auto tunning the TV at last I got it. But the picture compare to earlier setting (not byond decoder) a bit jagger...on top of the image. Now currently using the stock yellow white red cable. Will change to RGB cable later tonite.

Which output you connected to the byond decoder? Y Pr Pb or the Video , L& R for audio?

Here is the picture of the AV-RF converter I got.


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[quote=viper1912,Jan 5 2010, 09:03 AM]
[quote=mlthum,Jan 4 2010, 10:21 PM]
u may bring ur tv to make a direct connect using RCA to TV RCA input see whether u got the same problem. If yes then proceed to contact Astro CS
else bring the transmitter back to the shop and ask for exchange may be the transmitter "koyak" that failed to transmit the signal.
for me the connectibity quite straigh forward,
Byond RCA out to AV Transmitter RCA in then AV transmitter TV out (coax) to bedroom TV in (coax) and do an auto tuning at the bedroom tv - DONE

After I replied you ...I go back n auto tunning the TV at last I got it. But the picture compare to earlier setting (not byond decoder) a bit jagger...on top of the image. Now currently using the stock yellow white red cable. Will change to RGB cable later tonite.

Which output you connected to the byond decoder? Y Pr Pb or the Video , L& R for audio?

Here is the picture of the AV-RF converter I got.

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i'm using Video, L & R (Red / White / Yellow)

Just got dawa AV-RF transmitter. very dissapointed with the quality especially sound. Looking for better transmitter here ....... any idea especially wireless HD transmitter?

This post has been edited by redza2k4: Jan 23 2010, 12:22 AM

I am also using this at the moment with the old decoder but would like to know how it works with the beyond decoder. Please explain.

Thanks.

how much does the AEM xtra link cost anyway?

thinking of getting it and i dont wanna get conned on the price

same like the old decoder i guess, but connect it to beyod's composite and L&R audio analog channels only -

the connection will be from beyond's composite yellow video, analog L & R audio into the AV transmitter input...but you will just get SD channels for the other tv...the HD channels you can't get...

Correct me if i'm wrong, if i'm watching HD Channel in my LCD tv, the 2nd tv will get the HD channel in SD format right?
Or the 2nd tv will unable to watch anything?

This post has been edited by m_imrun: Jan 24 2010, 06:26 AM

2nd TV will get HD channel in SD.

was told that if use wireless av box to connect to another tv set, the signal wont be hd anymore as there will be inteference and lost of signal. means it will be the same as yr previous norman decoder.
in order to fully use the hd signal, a hdmi cable is a must!

This post has been edited by m_imrun: Feb 17 2010, 03:46 AM

Well, main TV use HDMI and bedroom TV use AV box. Yes, you cannot get HD through AV box, signal will downsample to SD and there might be interference depending on your setup. But that's the best one can come up with. Other way is to involve a few thousand ringgit in a HDMI splitter, a bunch of HDMI cables and repeaters, and wiring. Either that or a wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver kit which also costs a few thousand ringgit.

This post has been edited by RAMChYLD: Jan 25 2010, 11:48 AM

wireless HD transmitter by Giraffe..RM5K above something like that ...

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Added on January 25, 2010, 12:16 pmfor HD for 2 set of TV, u can get
1) 1 unit HD splitter ( 2port) about RM400 ATEN brand
2) 1 unit HDMI over CAT5E extender about RM700 ATEN brand
3) 2 unit of CAT5E cable (length depend) estimate RM100
Total about RM1200

all available locally

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This post has been edited by m_imrun: Jan 26 2010, 06:24 PM

I saw an electronic shop selling the HDMI splitter, this is if u got more then 1 hd capable tv and want to share. The splitter comes with 1 port input (from astro byond decoder) and 4 output. Cost around RM400+.

Hello guys, sorry but i need to ask something outside this topic...

I have a standard definition decoder now and is usable, what if i ordered astro byond, i will get another satellite dish, new decoder and a smart card right.

Okay, now, can i use that 2 decoders, to watch different channels simultaneously?

They will take back your SD decoder when you order Astro Byond. If you want to keep it, you must pay RM80. Even then they'll take away the smart card. Best you call Astro CS and see what you can do. Best way is to work out how to subscribe to supplementary line and then move the decoder to the sub line while putting the Byond as the new main line.

Hi guys if single decoder how to split into LCD and transmitter ? do i need a RCA splitter to do it

I dun quite understand your question. But for byond, generally the most accepted answer is connect LCD TV via HDMI so it gets HD quality image, and second TV (which downscale HD to SD) use RCA direct or convert to RF using a RM15-RM50 RCA-to-RF converter.

More exotic setup discussed in the past requires RM600++ component-to-SVideo converter (because b.yond has no S-Video connector) or if you want HD on both TVs, RM1000++ in HDMI splitter plus various concoctions of HDMI repeaters or HDMI to Ethernet converters, or an uber-expensive RM5000++ HDMI wireless kit.

This post has been edited by RAMChYLD: Jan 28 2010, 02:42 PM

I've encounter problem....for my 2nd TV, which I unable to change channel. I've placed the infra -red thigy at the byond channel area...it still unable to change channel.

Anyone care to tell which is the area on the byond decoder I shd put the INfra Red thingy.

You have 2nd option if you only use for 1 year or 2

Subscribe to Astro, I don't know which is true

1) Free installation Fee for Min. package RM 37.95, Min 24 Month's subscription periods.
2) RM50 Installation Fee for Min. package RM54.95, Min 12 Month's subscription periods.
3) RM80 Installation Fee for Min. package RM37.95, Min 12 Month's subscription periods.

or

1) RM30 Installation Fee for Min. package RM54.95, Min 24 Month's subscription periods.
2) RM80 Installation Fee for Min. package RM37.95, Min 24 Month's subscription periods.
3) RM199 Installation Fee for Min. package RM37.95, Min 12 Month's subscription periods.

Subscribe to byond = Free

Monthly = RMxxx+RM20

You can watch different channel at 1 time, if astro still has 50% off monthly bill on 2nd decoder you can save summore

Tape the IR injector about 1" to 1.5" to the right of the LED display on the front. Works perfectly for me using the XTra Link 2.

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Added on January 30, 2010, 9:49 pmWorks perfectly well with the BYond decoder, except you need use an AV to RF converter. I use the Malaysian made AEM unit. It is cheap and the RF output quality is excellent. No image shearing, no distortion and colour is rich and vibrant.

This post has been edited by GMNIMan: Jan 30 2010, 09:49 PM

place your infra red 1 cm right of your channel display

how much is the AEM unit?

If you are asking about the AV to RF converter, then it is RM38 here in Kota Kinabalu. Since it is Malaysian made, I bet it is quite a bit cheaper in Semananjung Malaysia.

bro just to ask i have using the 2nd link to bedroom tv and it work fine. my question is i can change the astro channel using the original astro beyond. any chance it work using old or other replace remote?

The old remote will not work with the BYpnd decoder.

What brand? I don't know which is good for AV to RF converter.

if use this on astro beyond the other tv will get HD on Hd channels also?

No, you'll only get HD (1080i/720p) by using HDMI. composite/component will only output 576i but the latter will give better PQ

and as lng as i know, byond oni can use 1 tv..not like b4..

Hi, I have a question, lets say i keep my old decoder and stuff, can i use the new beyond smartcard and use it in my old decoder?

Most probably cannot, byond smart card tied with specific byond decoder. Even you use another byond decoder also cannot work.

thanx. One more question, I have a house in my Kampung which I is left empty and only visited during hari raya. What is the cheapest way of installing astro? I don't want to pay every month just to watch it during hari raya..

When u subscribe to byond, keep your old dish & cable, return old decoder.
During balik kampung, bring your byond decoder, smart card & old dish, cable as well. Just install the dish & cable by yourself.
I did it twice successfully.
1. 1st when i subscribe to astro, i live in centralized dish apartment. So, installer just installed splitter & decoder. I insist to get the dish which they refuse to give firstly. Luckily, when i move to new house i need the dish. I install it by myself (yes, only me - drill the wall & so on). I manage to get signal strength 69 (almost same like in my previous apartment which is 68).
2. At my parent house when they move to new house, i get signal strength 71.

The key thing is:
- you need to believe in yourself
- observe closely on existing angle dish (using normal compass will do, you'll notice it's actually facing West) & don't forget reading on adjustable angle (0-90 degree)
- During your dish adjustment, bring your tv as close as at the dish. So u can notice if u had adjust the angle properly. Old decoder is more user friendly actually during this process (you will hear beep beep sound).

If you still not sure, u still can pay astro installer (RM80-100) to install it for you. Of course u can't get real good signal strength with byond using old dish, but it still work. I don't have any special equipment, just compass only.
But don't forget to bring back your decoder & smart card after balik kampung. else, u won't watch astro at your home

btw, this question is out of topic actually.

I am using the "AEM AV to RF Converter". Works really well. Picture Quality and colour are very good.

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Added on February 6, 2010, 1:01 pmThe new Byond Smartcard is "paired" with your decoder, which means you cannot even use it with another Byond decoder, let alone the older Astro decoder.

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Added on February 6, 2010, 1:09 pmThe other TV will also display the HD Channels, but if your TV is not HD than you will only see the programs according to what your TV is capable of. However I find that on the older CRT TV, the picture quality of the HD Channels is still superior to the ones from the SD Channels, and the sound output has a higher fidelity and clearer, definitely better.

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Added on February 6, 2010, 1:20 pmNot true!

I have my Byond connected to one TV upstairs and another downstairs using the AEM AV to RF converter, at the same time I also have it connected to my 24inch PC monitor using the HDMI interface. The picture quality on the PC monitor is just incredible, wow!!

This post has been edited by GMNIMan: Feb 6 2010, 01:20 PM

bro can u explain more about connected ur 24inch PC monitor using hdmi interface...

It is just a straight forward connection if your PC monitor has an HDMI interface (connector). I think most large screen PC monitor now uses the HDMI connection. My monitor is the HP w2408h. Plug one end of the HDMI cable to the Byond decoder and the other to your monitor. If your monitor has built-in speakers, you will even get the sound output through them since HDMI carries both video and audio.

Before installing Astro, I am using a RF connector to connect my TV upstairs and able to use the remote controller as well that comes with the device.

Now I have install the Astro Byond, does it mean I have to get the AM AV-RF convertor to use on the infra remote device together to reach the 2nd TV?

In fact the Installer have tested for me, it works but he ask to buy a booster to get a clearer picture for the 2nd TV upstairs which without that the pictures are noisy.

So he suggest using a booster which is cost me about RM200, so I put a hold on it.

Need some advice here....Thanks

True - i am using the same setup ...

Hi guys,

Where can I purchase the AEM Xtra link 2? Anyone using this device over long distances ( i'll be using a 40m rg6 cable ) without a booster?
Thanks in advance.

cool man

Guys,

I'm using the China made AV-RF converter. The picture is good except that it is noisy when it comes to bright light scene. There made quite an annoying buzzing sound when it displays the scene. Is there any way to eliminate this noise? Should I use booster or change to a better AV-RF converter?

Thanks.

I'm curious... if the decoder is in the living room... how do you switch channels when watching it in the bedroom?

Is there a RF remote for Astro Decoder?

Another issue with AV-RF convertor, is the sound in MONO or STEREO?

I am currently using the existing old Astro decoder box RF to 2nd and 3rd TV. All sound is in MONO

You will need to Extralink equipment.
Yesterday, I saw an wireless AV transmitter about RM320. Can use the composite output from Byond. Don't know how good is the transmission range though.

This post has been edited by MyDevil: Feb 11 2010, 10:29 AM

hmm.. got any photos ka?
How does that work, I wonder...

It seems kinda redundant to link 2 tvs in 2 different rooms with Astro when you probably need to walk out to the other room to change channels... without the need for 2 decoders (with cards)... anyone here solved this issue?

If you are referring to Xtra link, somebody posted the thing at page 1 of this thread. Post # 9.

Just buy a RF Universal remote control
I control the astro box from upstairs using that, no problem

ooo.. cool.
mana beli?
how much?

Cheapest available:-

http://www.amazon.com/RFS200-PowerPak-Bund...65863805&sr=8-1

wow.. not cheap also eh... the

this looks nice but expensive...

After reading the last few pages, I still don't really get what I should do.
Anyone kind enough to help me and summarize what I should do?

My situation:

I will have 3 tvs at 3 different floors.

The first floor(living room) will have a 50+" tv(haven't bought it yet, waiting for the 3D series) for general use, most probably for watching Astro only.

The second floor(bedroom) will have a 32" tv, for Astro and watching normal dvd.

The third floor(living room with HT system) will have a projector and very large tv, for watching Blu-Ray HD movies, Astro, etc.

Which floor do I put the decoder at? Which floor will get HD or SD quality? I'm quite new to these cable and converter stuffs as well, can anyone summarize what do I need?

Thank you very much.

may i know where u saw this wireless AV transmitteR?

could anyone draw the diagram ... byond decoder split for 2 or 3 tv ... the connector used and else ..

Depends, the floor that u put the decoder definitely will get HD. I suggest third floor, since u have HT set on that floor. For other floors just use coaxial cable, since to use RCA and HDMI is quite impossible coz the length of the cable needed is very long.
U need AV to RF converter, AV Splitter and Coax Cable.

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Added on February 17, 2010, 3:28 amDepends, what type of cable do u want to use? Coaxial, RCA or HDMI?
Each cable will display different quality of output.
Coaxial: Picture OK, but sometime got noise, depends on the quality of the RF converter and the length of the cable. Sound: Mono
RCA: Picture Better than Coaxial, Sound: Stereo
HDMI: HD ler...

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Added on February 17, 2010, 3:31 amRF always gives MONO output. RF cannot give stereo output, since RF only using single cable. It is no like HDMI cable. HDMI is optical fibre.

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My suggestion is, the easiest and the cheapest way is using coax cable. Most of the restaurants, shops eg nasi kandar use coaxial cable for their TVs (not all).
However if u still want to display HD on all of your TVs, it is quite expensive.. u need a HDMI splitter (RM400), HDMI cable (depends on the length, the normal length, which the one that astro gives cost about RM50-RM100. So do ur math..)

This post has been edited by m_imrun: Feb 17 2010, 04:00 AM

i took this posting by someone else from other thread , seems to be more relevent if put here.


This post has been edited by esca_flo: Feb 18 2010, 03:27 PM

how about using electric point LAN connection to transmit / transfer AV signals to another location? Anyone tried that before?

browsed in moresales.com.my
1. hdmi extender cat5e5/6 - hdmi - ~130 per set - http://moresales.com.my/catalog/entry/upirvcjd.shtml
2. hdmi splitter 1 to 4 ~ 200 (another model ~400) - http://moresales.com.my/catalog/entry/vdedyqvy.shtml
3. cat6 cable - RM3/m
4. AEM remote control thingy...RM???
can split up to 4 hdtv, just add ~150 for the extender/cables per tv...can go up to 30m w/CAT6 for 1080p...easier to lay compare to hdmi, and require power at end/start point only..

anybody care to try? i will only when i got my 2nd lcd....

It uses cat5e.. this is the highest and fastest rated cable..based on my knowledge on communication, cat6 is not rated yet, right?
but still doubt about the cable..since cat5/6/7 is not optical fibre cable..but the cable has high data rate transmission thought..

This post has been edited by m_imrun: Feb 20 2010, 09:26 AM

just for sharing.

I noticed that AEM unit need cable to connect to 2nd TV.
Saw it selling at RM69 at ACE hardware. So i decided to go for wireless.

i just bought wireless AV sender at RM175, won from lelong bidding.

My Astro byond now connect to 1st LCD TV using HDMI.
red/white/yellow from astro byond connect to wireless transmitter.

2nd LCD TV connect to wireless receiver. Ready to watch.

The only thing i still not able how to change channel at 2nd TV because the IR at both side not working.

also found that the wireless receiver cannot put near to WIFI modem, it will make noice to the TV.

I don't mind the 2nd TV watch in normal video input, even not the HD.

this item can go for 100 meters.

This post has been edited by karheng: Feb 20 2010, 06:52 PM


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anyone know where to get the extra b.yond remote control ?

i heard that these wireless av trasmitter is using 2.4ghz.. same as wifi... hence... ur wifi may get some kind of "cross signal" and may not be able to transmit data to/from ur laptop at full speed/capacity... dunno true or not..

how near is near? .. if 2-3 meters apart u think its alrite?

Try changing the Wi-Fi channel. For internet wi-fi it should be using channel 6 or 11. Look at the manufacturer manual (if any). If you cannot change the one on the aem link, change the one on your wi-fi router. I read somewhere what channels are for specific use to avoid interferences.

Btw, I also using AEM (wired) with my current astro. will get b.yond sometime next week, but wonder if the current remote will work with AEM considering the main tv will be using b.yond remote. Anyone done this yet can share? Or do I have to get another b.yond remote (which is useless considering the second tv will not be using HDMI - no HD).

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Added on February 26, 2010, 4:17 pmI am having this same problem. I just bought a AEM 8002 (AV to RF Converter) which uses PAL / BG at Channel 3>
The AV-RF is not faulty cos I've tested it with a DVD Player and works fine. Only when I connect it to Astro B.yond decoder then this happens. My connection is

B.YOND --> RCA Out AV (Red,White Yellow) -----> AEM8002 ------> RF Out ----->TV.
I don' think its the cable or anything cos it works fine with the DVD.
Auto tuning the TV also did not solve the problem.

My signal is ok at 255 so it should not be a prob.

Can some one help me out?



This post has been edited by izz70: Feb 26 2010, 04:17 PM

Karheng

Where did you get that wireless transmitter from?
How much?

from lelong
you may wait for this seller to post up for bidding, can get cheaper.
http://www.lelong.com.my/Auc/List/2007-01D...Transmitter.htm

I saw this ad. very funny if you look at the specs

Transmit audio and video signal

* 433MHz IR extender to remote control AV products ( Sometime O.K. can use remote, some time K.O )

Sometime KO. LOL!

Anyone able to change channel from the other TV?

My AEM AV to RF converter doesn't work with my b.yond but works well with my dvd player so I can't return it to the shop and say that its faulty.


This thing doesn't seem to work with me cos I don't get clear picture at all and very noisy audio. The AEM AV to RF is on Channel 3 right? Btw, do I need to attached a booster to the AEM thing to get clearer signal?

This post has been edited by izz70: Mar 4 2010, 08:58 AM

hi guyz.. anyone willing to share pictures how u setup the things.. really appreciate it.. many thanks..

Hi there.

I got a LCD TV at Living room and another 3 old TV upstairs. Is there any wireless av transmitter that come along with 3 receiver or i have to buy separately??

I have a WIRELESS FULL HD TRANSMITTER running at 5GHZ , so it wont interfere with all the normal IT appliances. I use to broadcast FULL HD quality from my living hall to my bedroom upstairs, and it work just great. HD quality. It has HDMI input at the sender and receiver. COOL!

kewl... how much is it? brand? model? i suppose it also acts as remote extender? pls share more...

thanks...

Is not in the market yet, i have the priviledge to do the testing for my company. What i can say, is it going to be launch sometime this year, around april time frame, i can take some photo to show you, but i am not allow to mention the brand yet. Quite expensive if you compare it with normal analog AV transmitter. It can transmit more than one device means you can have your byond box, blue ray dvd player connect to it (2x HDMI), then it has also one RCA input. so all together 3 devices, n yes...it comes with 3 IR flasher at sender end. So you can control all 3 devices.

Wow, that's great. How about the price? Is it available locally?
HDCP support?

This post has been edited by eMKs: Mar 10 2010, 01:12 PM