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Technical Details
- Easy Plug and Play
- Designed with Style in Mind
- Compatabile with: HDTV, Blu-ray player, HD satellite/cable set top box, DVD player, HD projector, desktop PC (Windows/Mac), laptop, Playstation 3, XBOX 360, HD camcorder, DVR, or any other HDMI compatible device.
- Watch 1080p Blu-ray movies wirelessly on your HDTV or monitor.
- Have only one HD satellite/cable box and two HDTVs? Now you can send the HD broadcast to your other high definition TV wirelessly!
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Product Description
Discover the freedom of high definition video and digital audio wirelessly. Conveniently place your HDTV anywhere you want without the hassle of installing cables. The Aries HD Wireless Sender transmits your Blu-ray/DVD player, HD cable/satellite set top box, PS3, Xbox 360, or PC's HD signal wirelessly to your HDTV/projector. This system will allow you to arrange your living room without being limited by your audio/video devices. Neatly organize your devices on the other side of the room while your HDTV is mounted for premium viewing and an enhanced home theater experience.
Wirelessly Send HDMI Video and Digital Audio Signals to any HDTV
Now you can easily stream uncompressed high definition audio and video all without running messy cables. There is no reduction in picture quality allowing you to experience full 1080p resolution. Whether it's your HD cable or satellite set top box, Blu-ray player, gaming console, computer or any other HD device with standard HDMI connections, this device will allow you to watch it on any HDTV wirelessly.
Powerful Long Range Digital Signal
This system can broadcast HDMI audio and video up to 100ft. It also transmits through walls, floors and ceilings with ease. The Aries High Definition Digital Wireless Audio Video Sender will broadcast crystal clear digital sound and razor sharp 1080p video without latency. The powerful digital signal will not interfere with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi networks.
Control Your HD Device Remotely
Not only can you watch your HDMI video source remotely, you can also control it. The IR (infrared) remote extender will send your device's remote control signals over the air. Simply point your remote control at the receiver and change channels, pause your movie - any function available on your remote will work using the remote extender. This allows you to hide your HD devices or relocate them to an optimal location on the other side of your living room.
Wirelessly Send HDMI Video and Digital Audio Signals to any HDTV
Now you can easily stream uncompressed high definition audio and video all without running messy cables. There is no reduction in picture quality allowing you to experience full 1080p resolution. Whether it's your HD cable or satellite set top box, Blu-ray player, gaming console, computer or any other HD device with standard HDMI connections, this device will allow you to watch it on any HDTV wirelessly.
Powerful Long Range Digital Signal
This system can broadcast HDMI audio and video up to 100ft. It also transmits through walls, floors and ceilings with ease. The Aries High Definition Digital Wireless Audio Video Sender will broadcast crystal clear digital sound and razor sharp 1080p video without latency. The powerful digital signal will not interfere with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi networks.
Control Your HD Device Remotely
Not only can you watch your HDMI video source remotely, you can also control it. The IR (infrared) remote extender will send your device's remote control signals over the air. Simply point your remote control at the receiver and change channels, pause your movie - any function available on your remote will work using the remote extender. This allows you to hide your HD devices or relocate them to an optimal location on the other side of your living room.
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80 of 83 people found the following review helpful
By Sacto Fred
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have been looking for a device that would transmit a high definition TV signal from a cable/satellite box to a TV for years. Every one I found would either only transmit standard definition or would only use you LAN to transmit to a computer and the people that owned any of them told me none were worth owning.
When I saw this Nyrius NAVS500 I was very skeptical of it but knowing Amazon's great return policy I took the gamble. I was not disappointed! This thing is much more than I had expected. At first I thought it worked perfectly right out of the box but then I noticed I was not getting audio at the receiving TV from some stations. This upset me until I realized my problem was the old HDMI cables I was using. If you use this unit with HDMI devices that are not HDMI 1.3 or higher standard you may experience problems of lost signal and/or loss of audio.
After replacing the cables I was still having trouble when I used an HDMI splitter to split the signal to the TV at the cable box and to the Nyrius transmitter. The splitter said it was HDMI 1.3 standard but others were reporting the same problem with the splitter so I sent it back and ordered one that had reviews that said they did not have the problem. It works just great now.
I was really surprised to find the remote extender works flawlessly. I have never had one that worked as advertised before, but with this one I can set the extender in from of the cable box if I am using it or in front of the DVD player when I am using it and can control either with its own remote at the receiver end just as if I were in the room with the box, (with the exception of physically putting a DVD in or removing a DVD from the player of course). :-)
I have tested the distance and was able to connect at a distance of 50 feet and going through four walls. I did have to place both the transmitter and receiver high enough that other objects like furniture, appliances, and people were not in the way but after doing that I had no trouble. When I moved the receiver another 15 feet to a distance of 65 feet I was unable to receive a reliable signal. It would drop and then reconnect. I do believe I could get more distance if I were not going through so many walls but I have not tested that yet.
If you buy this unit make sure all of your HDMI hardware is up to HDMI 1.3 standards or better. The splitter I tried first was "HDMI 1x2 3D splitter v1.3 HDCP 2 ports switcher 3 4 5 8 PS3 XBOX360 DVD Blu-ray". Even though it claims to be 1.3 it is not. I returned it and bought a "[ASIN:B0012N089W 2-Port (1-in, 2-out) HDMI Certified Amplified Splitter w/power]" and everything worked. I use nothing but "BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet" cables. I am sure there are others that are just fine but I know these are as advertised and at a reasonable price so I stick with them.
When I saw this Nyrius NAVS500 I was very skeptical of it but knowing Amazon's great return policy I took the gamble. I was not disappointed! This thing is much more than I had expected. At first I thought it worked perfectly right out of the box but then I noticed I was not getting audio at the receiving TV from some stations. This upset me until I realized my problem was the old HDMI cables I was using. If you use this unit with HDMI devices that are not HDMI 1.3 or higher standard you may experience problems of lost signal and/or loss of audio.
After replacing the cables I was still having trouble when I used an HDMI splitter to split the signal to the TV at the cable box and to the Nyrius transmitter. The splitter said it was HDMI 1.3 standard but others were reporting the same problem with the splitter so I sent it back and ordered one that had reviews that said they did not have the problem. It works just great now.
I was really surprised to find the remote extender works flawlessly. I have never had one that worked as advertised before, but with this one I can set the extender in from of the cable box if I am using it or in front of the DVD player when I am using it and can control either with its own remote at the receiver end just as if I were in the room with the box, (with the exception of physically putting a DVD in or removing a DVD from the player of course). :-)
I have tested the distance and was able to connect at a distance of 50 feet and going through four walls. I did have to place both the transmitter and receiver high enough that other objects like furniture, appliances, and people were not in the way but after doing that I had no trouble. When I moved the receiver another 15 feet to a distance of 65 feet I was unable to receive a reliable signal. It would drop and then reconnect. I do believe I could get more distance if I were not going through so many walls but I have not tested that yet.
If you buy this unit make sure all of your HDMI hardware is up to HDMI 1.3 standards or better. The splitter I tried first was "HDMI 1x2 3D splitter v1.3 HDCP 2 ports switcher 3 4 5 8 PS3 XBOX360 DVD Blu-ray". Even though it claims to be 1.3 it is not. I returned it and bought a "[ASIN:B0012N089W 2-Port (1-in, 2-out) HDMI Certified Amplified Splitter w/power]" and everything worked. I use nothing but "BlueRigger High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet" cables. I am sure there are others that are just fine but I know these are as advertised and at a reasonable price so I stick with them.
53 of 59 people found the following review helpful
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You have a problem. You want to mount your HD television above your fireplace or other remote location, but you can't (either because of room, cable box placement, or an angry wife) find a way to plug in your other equipment into the HDMI slots. Luckily, for you, there is the Nyrius NAVS500, and while it does have one issue (more on that later) it offers you flexibility with your home entertainment center.
Notes on the device
- The Nyrius NAVS500 allows you to "Untether" your television from the rest of your home entertainment center. Simply plug the device (DVR, Blu-Ray, PS3, Xbox 360, or other HDMI device) into the *Transmitter* and then plug your television into *Receiver* and you are ready to go. The set-up is that easy, in fact, it is easier than hooking up a VCR.
- Quality - The video quality is excellent (true 1080p) with a very minimal delay - less than a second. There is one issue, the audio portion takes about 5-10 seconds to begin (the broadcast is just silent... but it is not out-of-phase). This an be an issue if you are watching broadcast tv- although a DVR can solve part of that problem (it mainly would be an issue if you switching between shows). This delay should not be a noticeable problem with a Blu-ray, PS3, or other device where immediate audio is not needed. For some users this could be a deal killer, but for others it may not even be noticeable.
- Audio and video are in sync. There are no issues where you see lips moving with a delay in the audio.
- What I really like is the flexibility and other possibilities with the Nyrius NAVS500 - with the use of a Ultra High Performance HDMI Switcher, 3to1 Switch you have the ability to run multiple devices into your television. Admittedly, it would be better if the HDMI splitter was integrated into the Nyrius HDMI directly, but external splitters are relatively inexpensive.
- Another possibility is with use of Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter Cable, 6 feet you have the ability to connect your Mac directly into your television. This gives you the ability to watch Hulu, NBC, ABC, ESPN, and/or a Monsoon Multimedia 010410VL TV Tuner/Receiver on your television using only your computer (Read - you can possibly eliminate your cable bill).
Final Verdict - The Nyrius NAVS500 offers you significant flexibility with you home entertainment center. There is an issue with the delay in the audio, but for many issues this will not be a concern. If you are looking for a way to isolate your HD TV from the rest of your home entertainment equipment the Nyrius NAVS500 may be the device for you.
4 1/2 Stars
- Please note I received a Nyrius NAVS500 for reviewing purposes-----
Notes on the device
- The Nyrius NAVS500 allows you to "Untether" your television from the rest of your home entertainment center. Simply plug the device (DVR, Blu-Ray, PS3, Xbox 360, or other HDMI device) into the *Transmitter* and then plug your television into *Receiver* and you are ready to go. The set-up is that easy, in fact, it is easier than hooking up a VCR.
- Quality - The video quality is excellent (true 1080p) with a very minimal delay - less than a second. There is one issue, the audio portion takes about 5-10 seconds to begin (the broadcast is just silent... but it is not out-of-phase). This an be an issue if you are watching broadcast tv- although a DVR can solve part of that problem (it mainly would be an issue if you switching between shows). This delay should not be a noticeable problem with a Blu-ray, PS3, or other device where immediate audio is not needed. For some users this could be a deal killer, but for others it may not even be noticeable.
- Audio and video are in sync. There are no issues where you see lips moving with a delay in the audio.
- What I really like is the flexibility and other possibilities with the Nyrius NAVS500 - with the use of a Ultra High Performance HDMI Switcher, 3to1 Switch you have the ability to run multiple devices into your television. Admittedly, it would be better if the HDMI splitter was integrated into the Nyrius HDMI directly, but external splitters are relatively inexpensive.
- Another possibility is with use of Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapter Cable, 6 feet you have the ability to connect your Mac directly into your television. This gives you the ability to watch Hulu, NBC, ABC, ESPN, and/or a Monsoon Multimedia 010410VL TV Tuner/Receiver on your television using only your computer (Read - you can possibly eliminate your cable bill).
Final Verdict - The Nyrius NAVS500 offers you significant flexibility with you home entertainment center. There is an issue with the delay in the audio, but for many issues this will not be a concern. If you are looking for a way to isolate your HD TV from the rest of your home entertainment equipment the Nyrius NAVS500 may be the device for you.
4 1/2 Stars
- Please note I received a Nyrius NAVS500 for reviewing purposes-----
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By windycity
Amazon Verified Purchase
The picture is flawless. I am transmitting 60 feet from the back to the front of the house. I just plugged the Nyrius in and it worked from the get-go.
My situation: About 40 feet away from the transmitter/cable box is a kitchen wall, and there is an opening in that wall to the front room. So I do not have a direct line of sight by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I am transmitting diagonally through the entire house with counters, a sink and a refrigerator in between.
You always hold your breath a little when you buy a product like this because it depends on wireless transmission. Everybody's situation is different with the walls, plaster vs. drywall, distance and objects that might get in the way.
All I can say is that this product is a winner. I always knew if it didn't work it is always returnable, so you should definitely try it if you are unsure. Many people wrote reviews where their obstacles and/or distance were far worse than mine.
Make sure you get one Nyrius HDMI 1.4 high speed cable which Nyrius sells for $9.99 each (a steal). You automatically get one in the box to connect for the transmitter, but you also need another one for the receiver. Most of us have the 1.3 standard at home which is standard issue HDMI - other reviewers already noted that standard (1.3) won't work - thankfully I read that before I bought.
Remember that when you transmit the cable signal from a cable box, it shows the channel that you have set on that cable box from where you are transmitting. So if you really need to watch different tv shows on the two different tv's, you will probably end up renting an extra cable box for about $10/mth (Comcast price) from your cable provider just for this purpose. Remember: if you had that tv hard-wired with cable to begin with, you would have needed to rent an extra cable box anyway.
Bottomline: If you want to watch high-def 1080p cable in a place where you cannot wire up a cable, then this is the product you want.
My situation: About 40 feet away from the transmitter/cable box is a kitchen wall, and there is an opening in that wall to the front room. So I do not have a direct line of sight by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I am transmitting diagonally through the entire house with counters, a sink and a refrigerator in between.
You always hold your breath a little when you buy a product like this because it depends on wireless transmission. Everybody's situation is different with the walls, plaster vs. drywall, distance and objects that might get in the way.
All I can say is that this product is a winner. I always knew if it didn't work it is always returnable, so you should definitely try it if you are unsure. Many people wrote reviews where their obstacles and/or distance were far worse than mine.
Make sure you get one Nyrius HDMI 1.4 high speed cable which Nyrius sells for $9.99 each (a steal). You automatically get one in the box to connect for the transmitter, but you also need another one for the receiver. Most of us have the 1.3 standard at home which is standard issue HDMI - other reviewers already noted that standard (1.3) won't work - thankfully I read that before I bought.
Remember that when you transmit the cable signal from a cable box, it shows the channel that you have set on that cable box from where you are transmitting. So if you really need to watch different tv shows on the two different tv's, you will probably end up renting an extra cable box for about $10/mth (Comcast price) from your cable provider just for this purpose. Remember: if you had that tv hard-wired with cable to begin with, you would have needed to rent an extra cable box anyway.
Bottomline: If you want to watch high-def 1080p cable in a place where you cannot wire up a cable, then this is the product you want.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Worked
Was surprised to see that the worked as well as it did. Only drawback is the distance the unit need to be apart for the product to work more accurately. Read more
Published 2 days ago by Timothy Collins
1.0 out of 5 stars
Does Not Work
Context: I purchased the Nyrius HDMI Digital Wireless Audio/Video Sender/Receiver to avoid having to string HDMI cables approx 10 feet from my cable box to my TV. Read more
Published 3 days ago by Justin A Neubauer
4.0 out of 5 stars
So Close, Almost love it
This was very easy to set up and it works really well for transmitting within a room, but I am having a little difficulty with getting it to transmit through a wall. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Douglas Conlee
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works as described
I bought this as gift. My friend love it. The picture is fast and clear A+. I want to buy one myself.
Published 10 days ago by Rikito
5.0 out of 5 stars
Exceeded expectations
So far this has been great, we even ordered a 2nd set. Very plug n play - easy to set up and easy to use. Read more
Published 10 days ago by S. Sharp
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good Product
I bought this product to stream cable to my bedroom TV from the living room because I didn't want the added expense of a second cable box. Read more
Published 17 days ago by Lola
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy to set up, high quality display
This was a fairly straightforward setup and the quality of the signal from the cable box to the TV is very good quality. Read more
Published 18 days ago by Jim A.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works like a charm
I received the Nyrius NAVS500 only a few short days after placing the order. After opening the box and unpacking setup took less than 5 minutes. Read more
Published 21 days ago by JME
1.0 out of 5 stars
Works intermittently
Not worth the money unless you place both units right next to each other. Even then there is problems with consistency.
Would not recommend it.
Would not recommend it.
Published 21 days ago by Noel Williams
5.0 out of 5 stars
NAVS500 Plug and Play purchased from Amazon
Easy set-up with no software installation. After some initial sync and pixalization problems transmitter and receiver settled down and no further problems. Read more
Published 28 days ago by Donald B. Murray, Jr.
