panamagixxer

41 minutes ago, Cyknight said:

Wireless HDMI is just super hit and miss. Some times that cheap thing (as in $500) works, sometimes it doesn't. And that's a best case scenario, not a range of overall possibilities. (mull on that one )

CAN you do it reliable: sure. We do it for boardrooms all the time where wiring is inconvenient for the user (ie locks them to a location). Expect to pay $1500 and up. And to still occasionally reconnect it (button click usually, but still)

I'd just do as @RAV above: run the wire through or overtop the cabinets, and channel the drywall to fit the cable in, quick patch and paint.

 

Sounds like wired is the best option (given the reliability of wireless), any specific splitter to use from one tv to the next?

Wiring would be tough, a lot of dry wall damage, that is why I was thinking wireless splitter options.

So, first world problem, I have a TV in my kitchen and want to add another TV about 15 feet away.  So, in the pic, over the refrigerator.  I can easily get power to the location, but ethernet/hdmi to the TV from the basement is a problem.  I have been searching for options and there are hdmi wireless options.  Any thoughts/options?

I have 2 in my house and we never use them.  We just use the standard 260 for everything (we have 10 of them around the house).

I think they work great, its just easier for us to use the remote.

Neil, thanks for the help last night. I highly recommend Neil if you need remote service (or if you are near him for all service). He added a switch and moved a room within my system in about 15 minutes. He called me so I could walk through the room move and work with the switch so it could be added.

The call and quick service was greatly appreciated. Again, can't go wrong with Neil, I will use him in the future.

THANKS!