Another Crackpipe theory... IPTV to Coax for multiple tv's could it work?

by Mjbama2010

https://www.sat-center.gr/en/audio-visual/internet-transmission/internet-over-coaxial/marmitek-iptv-coax-pro-connection-via-coaxial.html

I seen this and it said it can provide convert a iptv stream to coax so I can connect directly to a tv input. Could this work?

https://www.provideoinstruments.com/VECOAX-PIXEL-720P-Dolby-HDMI-RF-Modulator-for-HDMI-to-Coax-Video-Distribution-Over-Coax-to-Unlimited-TVs-as-HDTV-Channel_p_366.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwssD0BRBIEiwA-JP5rOjYqlWsJIWA2plNN1NYsZrbeOWqQvXMJhPHBbuwsS-IUhOzu9zvCRoC0tsQAvD_BwE

It's also this too

Edit: This would be a great product idea so a good proof of concept would be getting a raspberry pi (my two 3B+'s crapped out on me) and a modulator and try a stream out.

Like the post says "crackpot" but if I was to figure something out with the channel switching and maybe the quality would this be something you would try/use?

Giggios1979

i bet its better use nvidia shield or stream + with those you can combine atsc and iptv channels.

i was checking that too for other use your second link it was 230 in last black friday , cheap but still expensive imo

LindsayOG

No this doesn’t allow you to use your TV input directly. To do this would require specialized equipment (Think hotel TV systems) and/or a full ATSC/QAM modulation system and an IPTV box for each channel you want to modulate. Not realistically possible for home users to do this. If you didn’t care that all TVs watched the same thing then one modulator is ok.

Mrhiab

No but what about spoofing the mac? Ive done it with bluestacks for iptv

mcinc2020

I use HDMI extender with Loop IR amplifier by cat5e but you will have same channels on 2 tv. I use one in the living room and the other is in bedroom. It has a HDMI in which gets split in to 2 out with IR loop so I can change channel from both location

mrneilypops

Ethernet over Coax works well. MOCA=MULTIMEDIA OVER COAX

https://www.actiontec.com/wifihelp/wifibooster/how-does-moca-work/