Share one satellite receiver signal wirelessly?

[slocalrob]

Hello,

Is it possible to broadcast one televisions satellite signal to a second television wirelessly? My wife and I both love to watch football games together, and in our previous house, the kitchen, living, and dining rooms were all open and shared so if she were in the kitchen, she could still watch the games. The new house isn't as open, so I've put a smaller television in the kitchen, along with a separate satellite receiver. The problem is that at times where we're watching the same game from separate rooms, she'd like to follow along with me, meaning, if I pause and rewind the game from the living room, she'd like the same thing on the kitchen television. Essentially, she'd want the television in the kitchen to mirror the television in the living room, without me having to coordinate two remote controls. I'd prefer to do this wirelessly. Any suggestions?

Thank you very much!

-Robert

 

[americanaudiophile]

You could use an HDMI distribution amp to split the HDMI output of the sat box and use a wireless HDMI transmitter-receiver combo to send it to the other TV.

 

[slocalrob]

You could use an HDMI distribution amp to split the HDMI output of the sat box and use a wireless HDMI transmitter-receiver combo to send it to the other TV.

Awesome! Thank you! I'm looking at options on Amazon now. I appreciate the time you took to answer this so promptly.

 

[Math Geek]

as always audiophile has the best answer

that would easily mirror it to a second tv so your wife can stay with the game.