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I put a link to this on my website (link on the channel page) under featured products if you want to check it out. Most transmitters are around $100-$200 so this is a steal.
dam lots of bots commenting rn
@@no-wl9xx i deleted em
@@PhoneRepairGuru W, huge W²
Hey, on AliExpress found and bought one for 40$ and its surprising good (lemorele wireless hdmi dongle)
@@PhoneRepairGuru OMG BRO UR BOT ARE SUPER GOO I HATE U8 AND UR VUIDO TRY TOUCH GRASS FOR ONCE
Until I see a range test I have this in the category of “this can work, but over less than a meter.”.
Yeah most of these only work on such a short distance at such a low quality you might as well just use a real cable
Using one from "J-Tech" to transmit video about ~30 feet across my house, through several walls. No idea what the latency is, but it works alright. Every couple days or so it freezes up or outright disconnects though, and I have to go and restart the transmitter.
@@TyJupiterYT what does ur pc/tv/monitor recognize it as tho, is it full hdmi 2.1? Probably not eh
From previous videos I've seen.. You're not far off. Also it's extremely easy to block the signal with a body or anything else. Its almost line of sight. Some of them won't even make it across a living room properly
I bought one of these. Exact the same model as the video. And i did a range test in a parking lot. It worked about 45m / 147 feets with a low latency
“No latency” said with the Chinese manufacturer pointing a gun at his back 😂
Looks like it's 2.4G, which cuts the latency introduced by transmission to negligable. Tho encoding and decoding will of course take some time too.
It's not a digital signal, it's radio frequency
He said minimal latency.
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@@zeekbonaham5255 he said, "leighunsee" LOL
CZcams gotta do something to stop these bots 😭
I have a theory that he himself bought the bots
@@gurneetsingh2011your theory isnt real
@@gurneetsingh2011he’s deleting them
@@istetz2075 yeah, I know I just said it as a joke
Why do people buy bots to raid CZcamsrs, ITS NOT OKAY and a major crime in Europe
Years ago, 2010-ish, I asked a guy at Best Buy for something like this and he laughed in my face…
To be fair 2010 was 14 years ago and technology improves fast. Even only a couple years ago wireless was not very good. This stuff is still not perfect even now, you can see there’s enough latency in this video to make gaming not a totally great experience.
I’m sure it would be fine for any other applications though.
I would've too
As soon as you asked that question, he started laughing because you gave him a million dollar idea...and now 14 years later here is his invention!
What Wi-Fi
And he’s still laughing at you if you think this is any good
Nothing beats the reliability and performance of a quality cable.
me looking for the bots:
🤖💥🔫
Beep boop
because you got here when most were already deleted
what bots? Just because you dont agree with people you call them bots? You know the definition of bots? If someone dont agree with you that means you are a bot?
he sure did make quick work of them
Your comment section is infected with bots
how can you tell ?
i swear people whining about bots. Just report/block them
@@forg0tten
By seeing them commenting in the first few seconds after video published.
@@thishandleisntavaiIablewhining*
@@E-habcry about it. Imagine being so pressed by what some losers do with their time. Grow some balls and get over it 🤷🏻♀️
Don‘t be ashamed. Nobody knows everything about anything.
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@@gourishankar5446 caption
@@thrillfly3644 sorry but I'm super confused rn
Except for me
He did not know until he got sponsored
"minimal latency"
character select cursor takes half a second to register
open it up too and realize it's sending all your info to some server in China too LOL
@@escapetherace1943 Via the HDMI port? You should definitely buy one, figure out how it's doing that and patent it.
thats just smash
@@Karajorma Hey buddy, some HDMI cables have had built in ethernet for years now, and patents using internet through HDMI already exist. Cheers! 😅
@@escapetherace1943 Yeah, the cables have it. I'm talking about retroactively adding the ability to the devices you're plugging it into. AFAIK very few manufacturers have ever actually done anything with the standard.
Bro removed the HDMI cable to need power cables
-1 HDMI Cable
+2 Power Cables
if you using it on a tv to a console it’s convenient
@@CuriosityCorner_.how?
@@CuriosityCorner_.Because let's say the outlet under your TV has only two plugs that are taken up, instead of having to buy a power strip you can literally set your gaming console or whatever you're connecting to the TV anywhere else in the room that has a plugin without the need for extra plugs/cords and it overall gives a cleaner look instead of having cables dangling from your TV to a console
Not only this, you could do that across rooms, from your room to the kitchen, that's pretty useful
So many ways it could be useful, come on man
I'm not surprised you hadn't heard about them. They were used in cinema for remote camera monitors and last I remembered a few years ago were still going for $400 at the cheapest. So a set for $50 is news to me.
Well no shit lol it's from AliExpress it's some cheap ass chinesium knockoff that doesn't work as well as the original 🤣
Probably has insanely bad range but i could see it being useful is you really hate wire management
Ali has been selling these for a couple a years--usually cheaper.
Maybe playing a movie from my latop to my tv? Honestly unsure 😂
@@Whiskeyrum12 Yes if you cant mirror,hdmi one way or the other.
Everyone's talking about bots but why didn't i see any of them ?
they themselves are bots 😂
he or youtube deleted them
I ate them all
He deleted them pretty damn quickly.
@@TwiliPaladin oh ok 👍🏻
The same thing was done by GALAX/KFA2 on their GTX 460, but the throughput was garbage, despite offering 1080p 60fps.
and expensive as hell
Isn't that the one that has the Interlacing? if so.. then it should be 1080i (Just saying)
@@ItsJustJer no it wasn't interlacing
@@RaceT3ch Ah, probably another card because i watched that thing from Linus Tech Tips.
Range check update request!!
Plus, if anything is there in the path, we don't know how well it'll handle
yeah theres no way in hell this is feasible to use more than a meter
Yup! Had to bolt my cable box to the wall right next to to tv!😂
"Minimal latency"
Nah, dawg, there is a lot of latency, and is really not playable for games.
There was some sacrifice to display quality it seemed more like 720p fluctuating to 1080p but in terms of latency, I didn't really notice a difference.
I already stream VR games from my PC to Quest 3 with minimal latency so this is theoretically possible, encoding is done by my RTX 4090 tho. Idk how well this thing handles but on video they look beefy - who knows?
@PhoneRepairGuru brush, you showed the footage we can see the .25-.5 second page, wtf you talking about?
You can see the 300+ ms of latency when he moves the stick lmao
How can you see latency through a video
@@OZZIEBUILDING because when he moves the stick it takes 300+ ms for the cursor to move. There’s a reason name brand stuff like startech or IOgear is wildly more expensive.
I'm excited for power cords to be wireless. NO MORE TANGLED CABLES!
Edit: I’m not joking, I actually hope this becomes a thing with some future tech.
I'm sorry to inform you that this probably won't happen in the near future. It is only possible through inductive charging or light beamed at a solar panel. And both are very inefficient 😢
@@justusschafer291 it was a joke
@@justusschafer291our best bet would be the solid state batteries that last months or years that are currently being worked on becoming cheap enough for such a "luxury" use case
@@l.a1532
You mean nuclear batteries
I know this is a joke, but still, i dont like wireless crap because
1. Not as reliable as wires
2. Easier to get hijacked/interrupted by connecting to the signal, or from simply a microwave if 2.4GHz
3. Very inefficient
4. High latency
5. Sometimes harder to connect devices
6. NO SPAGHETTI!!! 😭
WHY DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT THIS 😭😭😭
Next: Wireless power cable😊
I'm sorry to inform you that this probably won't happen in the near future. is only possible through inductive charging or light beamed at a solar panel. And both are very inefficient 😢
@@justusschafer291 I think he was joking lol
@@justusschafer291you really missed the joke
@@justusschafer291r/wooosh
@justusschafer291 stating the obvious
Those things are for sure recording us while we sleep 😂
This will make cable management insane
Now we only need wireless monitor Power cables 😂
I'm surprised it works that well and not being another aliexpress scam 💀
yeah reciever and transmitter 15 cm apart, hard to not make it work, test it over 1m, 3 , 5m and we will see how it goes
You can also use several without the signals intersecting/interfering with each other
I would like to know how it performs with other games. Would be interesting to see
Remember when nvidia tried to make a wireless hdmi gpu, i think it was some form of 460
Damn dude, I hope the sponsorship money they paid you for this was worth selling your soul for 🤣
The fake joycons 💀
We had 2 sets of 5Ghz video sender-receivers but for composite AV over a decade ago for about NZ$50 (US$30.50) each. Still got them but not in use anymore. Very useful if you wanted to play something recorded on our DVRs on each other's TVs in each other's bedroom.
not so obvious from the video unless you look closely: it requires auxiliary power at each end, because (as far as i know) HDMI doesn't carry power. so there's some sneaky cables plugged into the transmitters on each end that make it a bit more clunky than just a magic dongle.
LTT has made a couple of videos diving into these types of transmitters, cool stuff.
it really cool but wireless tech needs some more time so this can actually be practical. the bandwidth that hdmi uses is really big so unless you want something super compressed we have to wait for a standard with really large bandwidth
Literally you can see the cord when you plug it into the switch
I like the wires adds and asthetic to my pc of "my wires are a fucking mess and I refuse to fix it"
Would be cool for a sports bar, if it supports a multicast mode
For the record, these things are called "Bindles" and are generally used for cable management for further distances. Generally used for automated screens like displays and menu boards.
Believe or not this would actually be crazy for streaming
Cable management finna be lit
Everyone, a NEW STEAMWORLD HEIST
Its perfect for clean setup
It's compressing the video and adding latency, someone could also decrypt the video and it causes congestion on the radio frequency
Clean setup but at a large cost. Stick to cable for a display input unless you want the less colur range of your screen and not even getting the most out of your HZ of your screen same can be said for any video artifacts.
The saying don't belive everything you see is true this short only trys to praise on it but doesn't say of the cons even tho as pointed out you can clearly see one of the cons of a wireless hdmi the colour of the screen not looking as great like all the colour has been drained from the game will for sure bring people back to the 1990-2007 screen days. And i don't belive you would want to go to those times we have it much better now days.
This is actually similar to how the wireless adapters for old VR headsets worked, such as the HTC Vive. Just transmitted a full HDMI signal uncompressed.
Could also be really useful for sharing your tablet or phone’s screen on a large display like a projector screen for a presentation! If you have an android device! :)
50$ Aliexpress is like 200$ Amazon so it better work🤣
Why doesn't they do this for USB? In some cases it would be very, very useful
Normal USB 2.0 or Newer=Better? Then Capture Card is an option it usually mounts as an imaging device the issue is latency and budget ones have an excess of 80-500MS that's why you don't see them USB-C different question potentially... PCI-E the best for budget it can be the same latency as USB but can be 30ms.
Actually wireless USB was a thing in the late 2000s. It was even a standard. It never caught on though....
Well we need some more info. As:
Actual Latency numbers.
Range?
Image Compression?
Max Resolution?
Max Refresh Rate?
Cause a 50ms compressed 1080p30 image is fine for TV, but you can't game on it.
This used to be my shower thoughts for a while in 2023, glad it came to life
“Minimal “ 👀 that term gave me the ick
Link budget spec really getting stretched here
good job... you just turned it into a local server
This would be great for a second monitor that you could move around the room for different uses
I was actually wondering if something like this existed. I was looking into it a little while ago, and I either didn't find anything or they were too expensive and gave up on it. Definitely will be grabbing one of these. :)
Composite AV ones have been around for decades, at a bit cheaper than these.
What's the max resolution/refresh rate of this thing?
By the listings the resolution 1080P@60HZ and HDMI 1.3 and HDCP (content protection) 1.2 and boasts a whopping 150M "apparently" line of sight? that's not so true more like 20-50M...
Need a full review
czcams.com/video/_cLsK2YZwDU/video.html its not a review of these but its basicly the same thing tho i bet it is some what improved apon but the problems still will be there just like wifi signal your better off with cables, since they can transmit much better data to your device.
This short doesn't go over the cons of these, tho you can clearly see the one of the cons in the footage that your colour range to the screen will be more wash out looking since to even get the display working great they need to cut the amount of colour to send to in the signal since more colur to send to the screen the more the signal will get messy since too much data in the air making it messy and so your screen will stuggle to capture it.
Next day neighbor is knocking for those videos you were watching at late night
This is the second time I’ve heard of this tech in the last week. Tells me it’s going to come down in price soon.
Ultimate gaming wireless setup can be redone
Bro got 120v on that ethernet cable 💀
Where do you buy this? How much does it cost?
Do you think this would be good for media production equipment? Like wireless video monitoring, or live streaming
you can buy 3 additional RX units to send to mlti displays at once with these
Ngl that’ll be hella useful cus I got some weird ass placements for monitors n all and I needa move everything to get to them when my cables is short as hell 💀
Wireless becomes pointless when it needs wire to power the damn thing 😂😂
But most tvs and consoles have usb ports
@@Retard969 i was talking abt the ones in the video, they're using a separate wire to power them...it looks bulky and weird
Yeah
If the thing sent both power and signal through a single connection like a usb drive, then that would've been truly wireless...
Makes sense this would exist. I'm no expert, but if it can be done with USB, like in a wireless mouse, then it could be done with HDMI since it's all data in the end.
Yes, but the enourmous data rate that needs to be transmitted might have complicated the development of these for a long time, the technology to replace a cable with wireless that has to handle data rates of up to 50 GBit/s without interruption for uncompressed images took long to mature.
@@Halolalol No doubting that, a few button presses isn't nearly as complex as a whole screen.
This is definitely something useful for streaming shows, obviously for gaming wired is basically always better
most capture cards come with these now, although not cheaply made.
Dude what da hell with all these fake comments with inappropriate pics 😄
Targeting thirsty men (they need water)
Those are just bots😂
@@nooberington More like targeting unmarried middle-aged men
There Is Also A Wireless GPU In Case You Guys Were Wondering!
great tip!
thanks!
no cable setups owners are going to buy this
Transmits with wire, then goes to connect two power cables.
What frequency does this use?
"We'll plug the other side into our switch"
*Plugs in wired HDMI cable*
Can this be used to transmit audio and video from a cable box to a TV?
dawg i’ve been talking about this kinda stuff being real for YEARS now and my dreams are finally becoming a reality
Been looking for one for years but they’ve always been 250€-350€. If it works as well as you say, I will buy this.
“Wireless Receiver”
> Open it up
> Wires
Its showing up as $65 now.
Does this work through walls or is it only goid enough for line of sight like conference halls etc ?
Imagine this as a new tv licence protocol or something.
Wireless is like Oktoberfest without Beer!
I've been using one of those for more than a year, and I paid around 40€. I use it to play karaoke, and with this I don't have any wires around
"I don't want anyone to know I play baby games so I need to be able to hide my switch" proceeds to play smash brothers
Those kinds of things sound like a good way to spy on everything you do.
Ngl that is cool asf. in 15 years, I imagine everything to be wireless except for the plugs for power.
There's even HDMI through ethernet. Techmoan made a video about it recently.
Theres also a wireless nvidia gpu around gtx 400 series, its the GALAX / GALAXY GTX 460
my man with a quick cash grab
Delay about to go crazy
Wow those guys are going to make some serious cash
I saw the latency, it needs an external power souce, I'm doubtful the range and transmission quality is up to standard
there was a third-party GT Series GPU that did the same thing, LTT made a video on it a couple of years ago
i already have wireless hdmi, from 3 years ago. its working distance is 100 feet. and it cost about the same. but not from amazon, a respectable business sold the ones i'm using. its also fully encrypted W-hdmi.
There is no way Google isn’t spying on me because I was talking about this yesterday
I've had something similar at work for connecting to projectors etc in old school board rooms. They worked OKAY(ish). There is very very noticeable lag even when just doing a presentation. I couldn't imagine playing a game on them. Probably close a 1/2 second lag. They probably have gotten better, but so have resolutions and the data needed to push through that connection.
You can get them with double antennas for a single unit and only take up one input
Nice, the professional ones for cameras are thousands of dollars, not bad.
Minimal latency means there’s still latency, put your console nest to the monitor or get an extension cord
the screencrab exists which is basically this with one dongle and can be remotely accessed from the Command & Control. Unless you do presentations all day who wants this monster hanging off the side of their machine.
Immediately tests out 720p
This used to be so expensive, Surprising now you can get this for $50
"minimal latency" we see your screen 🤣
Dang I’m ashamed i didn’t either, they’re on my list now!!