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Re: Any recommendations to convert a usb based HD webcam wireless ?



Have you got a Cat5 cable behind the TV? If so you could try one of
these:
<
http://www.cables2u.co.uk/line-extender-extends-upto-p-340.html?gclid=CNT3tKbR_aUCFYpO4QodsB_hoQ
>
(just the first hit on a search for "USB over cat5" - no specific
recommendation :)  )

I've been meaning to get a couple to move my HTPC wireless keyboard
receiver
a bit closer and to also extend the USB connections from my PS3.

If you haven't yet got a spare cat5 cable, could you pull one? Even a
wireless camera will need power...

HTH,

Tim.



On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 2:18 PM, noughtomate
<balraj_jassal@xxxxxxx>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I keep meaning to have a webcam mounted above my plasma so that I can
have
> Skype Video conversations with my family via my HTPC.
>
> I want to make it a TV experience more than a standard PC one and as
child
> friendly as possible.
>
> Despite my pre-planning and channelling work, I did no forsee the need
to
> prewire USB connectivity behind my TV.
>
> Is there any device that can handle transmit a standard HD webcam (USB
> based) in a wireless manner ?
>
> Of the wireless devices out there (predominantly Belkin) I think, my
> understanding is that these support Printers and Hard drives, but not
Web
> Cams. I'm happy to have a wireless USB receiver connected to my PC. I
just
> need to know what type of sender device from the webcam would be.
>
>
> My preference is to use a USB cam rather than a wireless one typically
used
> for CCTV.
>
> Is there anything out there ?
>
>
> Thanks
>


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