xbox interferance to tv

badgerer1 · Guest

"badgerer1" wrote:

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Gunslinger · Guest

Have you tried moving the xbox further away from either the tv or the
"sender?"

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badgerer1 · Guest

One of my Xbox's are Far away from the sender. the furthest you can get in my
house away.

Still interfers.

Thanks but still got the problem.

"Gunslinger" wrote:

Ron H · Guest

Hi badgerer1, I sent you over here from Defender and i would like you to
try something. By using an HD extension cord try plugging your XBox into
a totally different wall outlet ( try different rooms ) i want you to use a
different circuit breaker that what your TV's are on. Good Luck Ron

"badgerer1" wrote:

JBDragon · Guest

Well the Xbox uses a 2.4 GHz custom wireless interface for it's controllers.
If your A/V sender is working on the same type of signal this could cause a
interference problem. Same with wireless phones and other devices. It's
pretty common. You may have to figure out a different way to get your
A/V up to your room. Either run a cable, or maybe some type of Electrical
plug in device to do the same thing.

Here are some examples. This one works at 5.8 GHz. Which should cure the
problem with interference from most all devices.
http://www.shoptronics.com/5wiauvisetrb.html

Here's from Amazon for a little cheaper, and you can read some reviews on
it.
http://www.amazon.com/RF-Link-AVS-5811-5-8GHz-Transmission-Repeater/dp/B0002EXJ8Y

Here's a example of the cheaper, like under $50 version. Except they run at
2.4 GHz and could have interference problems with the 360. I'm guessing
your using something like this.
http://www.x10.com/products4/google/wireless_video_sender_v.html

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