smandlej
Novice Member
We like to listen to the Internet cricket commentary from BBC local radio stations.
We used to have a fantastic wifi transmitter/receiver, PC to amplifier, bought for £7.99 on eBay. It finally needed replacing, so we bought an HP version: unfortunately, we could listen via the amplifier downstairs but had no sound from the PC upstairs. That all became academic when HP didn't issue any Windows 10-compatible software and so it stopped working. Since then, we've had the laptop on downstairs to listen, but that's very unsatisfactory as any Windows download takes over the machine and we lose the commentary completely.
We want to buy another wifi transmitter/receiver, but all the ones we've looked at on-line make a great deal about transmitting music from your mobile 'phone, which is not what we want to do, and it doesn't make it clear whether you can connect the kit to a traditional PC or, more importantly whether the sound is still produced at the transmitting end.
What we need is a wifi transmitter/receiver which will plug into a USB on a desktop PC to transmit, whist still producing sound from the PC, and plug into an amplifier to receive the sound in another room. Any help you can give would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Lynda
We used to have a fantastic wifi transmitter/receiver, PC to amplifier, bought for £7.99 on eBay. It finally needed replacing, so we bought an HP version: unfortunately, we could listen via the amplifier downstairs but had no sound from the PC upstairs. That all became academic when HP didn't issue any Windows 10-compatible software and so it stopped working. Since then, we've had the laptop on downstairs to listen, but that's very unsatisfactory as any Windows download takes over the machine and we lose the commentary completely.
We want to buy another wifi transmitter/receiver, but all the ones we've looked at on-line make a great deal about transmitting music from your mobile 'phone, which is not what we want to do, and it doesn't make it clear whether you can connect the kit to a traditional PC or, more importantly whether the sound is still produced at the transmitting end.
What we need is a wifi transmitter/receiver which will plug into a USB on a desktop PC to transmit, whist still producing sound from the PC, and plug into an amplifier to receive the sound in another room. Any help you can give would be very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Lynda