I am looking for a way to broadcast video/audio from my computer to my tv. I am not sure if it is feasible. Was looking into DVB but I don't think this is it. I may have to run 25 feet of cable to transport my video. I have several options, s-video, vga, and hdmi. Has anyone hear of any way to broadcast your own video/audio???

Not sure why no one responded. Perhaps this was a dumb question. I found in my tigerdirect magazine some wireless pc to tv solutions. Now I just need to find out the type of quality I can expect from one of these. Whether it is worth getting one with hdmi or just basic composite.

Could anyone help me with this. Is it worth getting a wireless PC to TV solution with an HDMI hookup to the tv? I guess I would also need an output for optical or digital audio to go to my receiver. I just canceled my cable to avoid a 75$ a month bill and am very interested in setting this up. Thanks.

http://www.tvix.co.kr/eng/

This might work for you. I have it setup to stream (wired or wireless) to two rooms in my house. You can stream full iso DVD's up to HD content, with optical out (ac-3). And much more.

Check it out and see if it fits what you are trying to do.

I am a bit confused about their products. What model do you have? It seems like they have jukeboxes and personal recorders, I didn't see any items that transmit video.

I have the M4100 and the newer M6500. A better link would be:
http://www.tvix.co.kr/Eng/products/HDM6500A.aspx

What it does is play just about anything a computer can play. You hook it up through a network and stream your video/audio to it. The box can play 1080p via HDMI and it has optical audio (ac3) out also.

If I read your first statement correct : "I am looking for a way to broadcast video/audio from my computer to my tv".....this box can do that. (if by broadcast you mean stream video, and you can do it wired, or wireless)

Take a look at the new link. Maybe it will give you a little more info.

*edit for more info*

you might try to google "tvix". I did a copy/paste of the specs for you. Hope it helps.

Specs and info:

The TVIX Box HD M-6500A Digital Network Multimedia Player features an aluminum black face, the latest Sigma Designs SMP8635 processor, HDMI output and SATA Hard Disk support. New to this model is H.264 format playback with double the main memory of its predecessor. Simple to operate, the TVIX Box is a user friendly, simple alternative to the Home Theater PC, and perfect for a network A/V environment.

The TVIX Box HD M-6500A Digital Network Multimedia Player supports various audio/video formats such as MP3, WMA, PCM, DTS, WMV9 and WMV-HD, DIVX, XVid, HDV and MKV files recorded by digital camcorders, and standard transport streams that are recorded by todays HD devices, as well as the new H.264 (MPEG4) format. In a home network environment, the TVIX Box 6500 is a versatile media client that can operate from a Network Attached Storage (NAS) as well as USB devices with improved Ethernet throughput (50-60Mbs) of its predecessor. The portable TVIX Box HD M-6500A features SATA connection for hard disk installation and USB connection to transfer data between your PC and the player.

The TVIX Box HD M-6500A Digital Network Multimedia Player offers high quality HDMI and Component video as well as S-Video and Composite allowing connection to all types of displays. Networking capability supports video over LAN of low and high bitrate MPEG-2 (DVD and HD) as well as an optional wireless smart add-on (not recommended for High-definition 720p/1080i files). The TVIX Box is flexible enough to be connected to older standard definition TVs, HDTVs and PC monitors alike. The TVIX Box HD M-6500A also features both analog 2-channel and digital (Coax/Toslink) audio connections.

Key Features:


Store and playback high-definition video
Stream and transfer multimedia files via LAN
Enjoy video, music, and photos on your SD and HDTV
HDMI and Component HD 1080i/720p/1080p Video output
Connect additional hard disks, flash media, or digital camera via USB 2.0
Supports NTFS and FAT32

Thanks, almost exactly what I am looking for. It should work just fine. Still not sure about the memory it has or whether I must add a hard drive, but I will figure that out. I am disappointed that there does not seem to be a good way to broadcast HD that I know of. I may hook up my external hard drive to my xbox 360 and see how that works for video playback. Thanks for the help!