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[Marinos28]

Hi,

I hope someone can help, I have recently connected to Mivision television and would like to know how to receive this in different rooms of the house - does anyone know? Is there some kind of plug that sends the signal? or is it just a lost cause. Have tried CYTA but no joy!!

[halil]

Hi,

I hope someone can help, I have recently connected to Mivision television and would like to know how to receive this in different rooms of the house - does anyone know? Is there some kind of plug that sends the signal? or is it just a lost cause. Have tried CYTA but no joy!!

Marinos28,
from below link , u can see how to connect your device or u can buy a A/V sender to transmit your signal to rest of the rooms.
good luck.
http://www.mivision.cyta.com.cy/english ... op_box.php

[Marinos28]

Thanks for your reply, shame the person at CYTA could not direct me to that info!!

Is there anyway you can do this wireless, I have been looking on the internet and there seems to be a device called a 'Homeplug' does anyone know whether this would work?

[halil]

Thanks for your reply, shame the person at CYTA could not direct me to that info!!

Is there anyway you can do this wireless, I have been looking on the internet and there seems to be a device called a 'Homeplug' does anyone know whether this would work?

Marinos,
İ am living at northern part of the Cyprus. any satellite installer can do it for u .
below link help u to understand how HOMEPLUG operates.
http://www.solwise.co.uk/net-powerline-intro.htm

have a nice day and good luck.

[Crivens]

Just get one of those AV senders. Fairly cheap and wireless. I had used some back in the UK before getting Sky Multiroom. Dixons and Argos used to sell them. Only downside is you have to watch what the main box is watching, but you can get some with remote control extenders that allow you to change channels from another room. Picture quality is normally pretty good. Oh, and some things can interfere with the signal. I remember it used to stop my wireless G laptops from working (wireless B worked fine), but after mucking around with the settings (you can select different frequencies) and models I found a setup that worked.

With MiVision though I doubt there is a true "multiroom". Basically the ability to watch one thing in one room, and another channel in another room. Mainly because it uses the internet and you are are allocated a certain amount of bandwidth (about 3 mbits I believe). They would have to give you more bandwidth to have a true second MiVision box, and you know how damn scroogy Cyta is. Anyone know when they are going to be increasing the speeds BTW? Was supposed to be start of september, but seems to have been forgotten....

Cheers