Sony Bravia Tv Wireless Media Adapter

Customize your entertainment experience with the BRAVIA® Wireless Link module. It's is a two-piece system that wirelessly transmits HD video and audio from your A/V equipment (like Blu-ray Disc players or video game consoles) to your BRAVIA HDTV1 - from up to 65 feet away2! Enjoy the benefit of a "professional installation look" without the need for in-wall wiring and multiple remotes. BRAVIA Wireless Link consists of two units - a receiver and a transmitter. The receiver attaches to the back of your BRAVIA HDTV1 and connects via HDMI while A/V equipment connects directly to the transmitter. BRAVIA Wireless Link enables control of up to 5 source devices - 4 HDMI and 1 component video - all controlled by one remote

Amazon Sales Rank: #1451 in Home Theater Color: Black Brand: Sony Model: DMXWL1 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 7.00 pounds Wireless HD transmission of video and audio to your compatible Sony HDTV from up to 65 feet away Real-time transmission for true gaming experience Support up to 5 HD sources (4HDMI, 1 component video) Control your BRAVIA HDTV and connected equipment with the included remote control Easy to mount receiver remains concealed behind your compatible BRAVIA HDTV

Sony’s Wireless Link Module (DMX-WL1) is a two-piece system that wirelessly transmits high-definition video (up to 1080i) and audio to compatible BRAVIA TVs. The unit’s receiver attaches to the back of the TV and connects via an HDMI cable. The transmitter connects to up to five HD sources (four HDMI, one component) and transmits content up to 65 feet to the TV.The transmitter is controlled via the included remote control which also controls the TV. Expandability Transmitter and Receiver provide a wireless HD link between your A/V equipment and your compatible BRAVIA HDTV from up to 65 feet away. InstallationEnjoy the benefit of a “professional installation look” without the need for in-wall wiring and multiple remote controls. HD sources Supports up to 5 HD sources (4 HDMI, 1 component video) Operating Frequency Operating frequency 5 GHz band 1080i input sources Supports up to 1080i input sources Technical Specifications Receiver Video Format(s) Supported : Up to 1080/60i Inputs and Outputs HDMI Connection Output(s) : x1 Transmitter Video Format(s) Supported : Up to 1080/60i Inputs and Outputs Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr ) Input(s) : x1 DC-In : x1 (for supplied AC adapter only) HDMI™ Connection Input(s) : x4 Inputs (L/R stereo x1 input) IR Blaster : x3 Terminals (Ctrl 5 Devices) S/PDIF Output(s) : x1 Weights and Measurements Dimensions (Approx.) Transmitter: 8 3/8 x 2 x 9" (210 x 50 x 226 mm) without stand; 4 3/4 x 9 1/8 x 9" (118 x 229 x 226 mm) with stand Receiver: 7 1/2 x 1 3/8 x 5 1/2" (190 x 34 x 139mm) Weight (Approx.) Transmitter: 1.9 lb (0.87kg) with stand, 1.8 lb (0.82kg) without stand Receiver: 1 lb (0.45kg) Power Power Consumption (in Operation) : 10W (Receiver); 10W (Transmitter) Power Consumption (in Standby) : Less than 1.5W (Receiver); Less than 1.5W (Tranmitter) Power Requirements : AC Adapter (In 120V AC, 60Hz; Out 9V DC), Transmitter; AC Adapter (In 120V AC, 60Hz; Out 9V DC), Receiver Service and Warranty Information Limited Warranty Term : 1 year parts / 1 year labor

Most helpful customer reviews 16 of 17 people found the following review helpful. Works Great When It Works By C. Nichols This product works great...when it works. The problem is since this is on the bleeding edge of technology it has a number of glitches. The largest problem you are going to run into has nothing to do with signal interference, but rather signal compatibility. I hooked up an Xbox360, Cable Box, PS3, and DVD player/sound system and sent the video signal to my projector and used the Toslink out for the sound which went to my DVD player/sound system. For the Xbox360 I could get video to get sent to my projector, but the sound wouldn't transmit to my sound system. For my PS3, which is made by the same company, I could get sound just fine, but no video. The only thing that worked properly is playing a DVD, but that was because the sound was localized to the system already otherwise I'm sure I would have gotten video only out of it. Bottom line, for video games and tv there was no lag, no contouring, and no pixilation. I ended up returning this product and opting for a hard wire run and just putting cable covers on to hide the cords. My advice, wait for the second generation of this product, and if you are going to buy make sure there is a good return policy...that's why I bought it on Amazon. 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful. Works great By J. Yang I got this unit from another site where they have the 40" XBR for $999 and this comes free with it. Setup was easy, and worked flawlessly. Have the receiver hooked up to a Sony TV (Sony website lists compatible TVs that will work with this receiver, looks like all their TVs are on the list), one nice thing about the receiver is that it has HDMI control, so when you turn off the TV, the receiver is turned off too. Picture quality is great, and there is no detectable delay with the signal going through the wireless transmission, I have the transmitter hooked up via component cable from satellite box, and an HDMI connected TV from the same satellite box and the two TVs appear to be in sync. When the unit first powers on, there is a 3 ~ 5 second delay before you would see any picture on the wireless connected TV. The distance between my transmitter and receiver is about 50 feet with no line of sight and both picture and sound are perfect with no interference from cordless phones (I have DECT 5.8GHz), wireless lan (mine is running at 2.4GHz) or microwave. Highly recommended if you have a Sony TV. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. How Dare I Doubt Sony By J. Russell I had my eye on this product since 2008, and just recently I purchased it. I almost passed it up by reading the previous reviews; good thing I gave it a shot. Currently, I have the WL1 connected to my PS3, to keep it out-of-sight-out-of-mind. Thinking that sony is as sony does, I tried to route the receiver through my STR-DN1000. After hours (HOURS) of troubleshooting, I nearly gave in and was ready to return the unit. Then I consulted the manual (why do we always result to the manual as a last resort?) and routed the receiver to the HDMI port of my KDL-46EX700. Perfecto!!!! After some tweaking, I also had 7.1 surround sound. In short, I am pleased with everything. Sony and Amazon gets kudos. See all 9 customer reviews...