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    • eight
      eight last edited by

      I am looking to connect 4 projectors using 4 hdmi outputs on one computer streamed over wifi adapters. Are there wireless hdmi transmitters/receivers that will not interfere with each other in one venue?

      I would appreciate your sharing a practical experience with such setups.

      Thanks.

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        Juriaan Tech Staff @eight last edited by

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        Why is it required to do it wirelessly over WiFi? Anything display related in my opinion should be done wired

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          mark_m @eight last edited by

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          I don't have a practical experience of sending from computer to projector wirelessly, but I do have practical experience of bringing HDMI signals from camera to receivers wirelessly.
          I managed to set up four independent channels using Teradek Bolt units over 5Ghz, each sending an independent signal to a switcher with no interference. Apparently more is possible with their newer units which operate also in the 6Ghz range.

          Teradek is the industry standard for film-makers. Low lag, and reliable. That's what I'd use in your situation.  Curious to know what you're trying to achieve: do your projectors need to move around the venue? 



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            @mark_m Thanks! After a bit of chatgpting, I am also leaning toward Teradek Bolt. My use case is the multimedia lab whereby students move the projectors a lot and we got tired of fragile cable management. Also I noticed lately that theatres, even big venues are slowly moving to wireless hdmi.

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