Best way to get HDMI from Studio Room to Bedroom and Living Room

[RaddyKewl]

I've dedicated one room in my home to be my studio. I have connected several input devices including computers and gaming systems into an 8x8 HDMI Matrix, that is currently only outputting three displays and one HDMI capture. That leaves me 4 HDMI Outputs sitting idle. I have a TV in my bedroom and the living room that sometimes I would like to game or use my computer for recreational or business purposes, without having to sit in a computer chair in the studio.

 

I live in a small modular home, built in 2002. The house sits on a crawlspace, and getting under the house is not feasible for running cable. I've already run ethernet cable behind the crown moulding, and there's no space behind the baseboards to run cable. The walls are thin and they're all on the same level, but I live near many neighbors where there's a chance I could have network interference.

 

I'm looking for recommendations for solutions to get HDMI signal from my Studio Room to both my Bedroom and my Living Room. I don't want to have to unplug and replug a receiver between inputs or rooms, I just want to switch inputs on the matrix, turn on the devices, and go. 

 

The Studio is about 20 feet from the Bedroom TV with 4 walls in between.

The Studio is about 25 feet from the Living Room TV with 3 walls in between.

The walls are made of drywall.

 

 

[tkitch]

optical HDMI can go that far /easily/

[RaddyKewl]

Yeah I seen the video where Linus used this in his home, but I don't know if I have enough space left in my crown moulding to run more. How bendy is optical HDMI?