The new Marmitek Digital TV Anywhere set comprises a transmitter and a receiver pair. Connect the transmitter to the SCART output on your Freeview / Sky / Other set-top box, then connect the receiver to a TV somewhere else in the house. Then the picture, sound and IR commands from your remote control are sent wirelessly between the two. The £149 system is available now, check out the video after the jump.

• You want to place your TV wherever you want, without having to consider the location of the aerial or satellite connection;
• The Homeplug A/V solution that is provided by the digital TV provider does not work (effectively);
• You are transferring to a new TV provider with all of the corresponding technological changes (e.g. from COAX to IP, without having to install a network cable [UTP, CAT5/CAT6]).Digital wireless sender for all your Digital TV Channels

The advantages

• No COAX connection required to the TV;
• No need to lay cables or drill holes;
• Guaranteed range throughout the house;
• No loss of quality due to digital transfer.
  

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written by robert , February 17, 2012

The Marmitek Digital TV Anywhere has no S-VHS input. So, the image quality is inferior to the Marmitek 745 which does has a S-VHS input. I know this for sure, because I have both devices. I wonder why Marmitek makes a new product which has worse specs then their older products? (Marmitek 745)

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