Because you can connect more and more HD devices with the help of simple HDMI, your living room slowly but surely turns into a huge mountain of cables. Thanks to solutions like 4kx2k wireless HDMI, these annoying things are a thing of the past. With our HDMI extenders and HDMI matrixes, you can wirelessly send your HD image data and stream your HD image from multiple HDMI devices to your screen. Read this blog to know more about HDMI wireless solutions.
Why choose wireless HDMI?
The high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI connection)
has been around for about 20 years and has become an integral part of the image
and audio world. At the time, many saw the HDMI cable primarily as a worthy
successor to the scart cable that still connected your DVD player to your TV
as standard. However, HDMI is now used for all possible connections, and the
latest generation strongly focuses on wireless HDMI. You can connect two or
more devices to your HD screen with a wireless HDMI extender. You can easily
bridge distances of up to 30 to 200 meters and transfer superior video quality
of 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p guaranteed.
So effortlessly play high-definition videos on a laptop,
Blu-ray player, or DVD player without needing another cable to reach your
screen. Our range includes equipment from the popular Brightlink HDMI extenders,
1x2 HDMI splitter over cat6, HDMI 1x2 splitter over cat5e to many more. With
the HDMI matrix, you can connect many devices together and always choose which
link you need at that moment. In short: the new generation of HDMI is primarily
wireless HDMI.
How does the wireless HDMI connection work?
The big difference between wireless HDMI and the
aforementioned scart cable is the change in the type of signal sent. The scart
cable sends analog signals, while wireless HDMI sends digital signals in bits,
just digital ones, and zeroes. As a result, wireless HDMI is less susceptible
to interference than analog cables. Due to the much better design, they can
also handle much larger data. You are all set for the future if you also use an
HDMI matrix. After all, HDMI technology also arose due to the need for a
standard that provides audio and video transmission from multiple media sources
and that can be integrated into televisions, DVD players, and advanced devices
such as Blu-ray players, digital decoders, etc.
Technology does not stand still
The technology behind wireless HDMI has expanded
considerably in recent years, which has resulted in different versions of this
connection being available simultaneously. The latest HDMI versions are
compatible with older versions installed on older equipment.
What can HDMI 1.4 extenders do?
The development of HDMI has been unstoppable in recent
years, and we have come to version HDMI 2. With our wireless HDMI solutions,
you can watch TV wirelessly and, if mentioned, you have access to the latest
developments such as:
• Ethernet
access
• Audio
return channel
• 4kx2k
wireless HDMI for 4kx2k resolution
• Micro
HDMI connector
• Full HD
1080P resolution
• WIDE BAND
(20k-60KHz) IR PASSBACK and 5GHz frequency
• Long
range
• Easy
installation, Plug, and play
You can count on Brightlink-av for the best solutions in one
place, like HDMI, HDBaseT, HDMI over IP, Video walls, Matrix Switchers, 4kx2k
wireless HDMI extenders and Interactive Flat Panels, etc.
