HDMI Wireless share point

[Beef Boss]

Hello all

not sure what to really look up when I’m researching a solution for this situation but I figured I’d post here and see if anyone has suggestions. 
 

 

I’m looking for a solution to broadcast basically a webpage from a local physical machine on kiosk mode in chrome to three or more TV’s. The machine is connected via Ethernet to our network, and the TV’s would need to have a wireless interface between them and our AP’s. 
 

the physical machine only has that Ethernet connection, but I was wondering if there’s a scalable budget friendly option. Something that uses our AP’s to connect with, and maybe a sort of HDMI device to plug into the TV that does not require external power. 
 

the ideal solution is something like a web client that finds the receivers on the TV’s that are wirelessly connected. 
 

not sure if something like this exists, any suggestions or guidance would be greatly welcomed. Thank you. 

[mMontana]

https://www.soft-land.org/articoli/43

Try this. Should load the page in english.

[Kresnik-02]

https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005005271489053.html
The image gets really compressed, but, it might be enough for a webpage, just gotta check because the range drops when you add more receivers.

[Andrew Schultz]

Assuming you have wireless infrastructure already...

 

Take the HDMI output of the machine with the web browser on it and send it through an encoder like this:

 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09TMXZCBB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

Buy some inexpensive FireTV sticks, connect to WiFi, download VLC for Fire, and point VLC at the encoder IP address.

 

If you have the right wireless setup, you could switch the encoder to multicast mode and then you could have lots of FireTV sticks and the bandwidth taken would remain the same. This would require your network to be setup to be multicast aware. But even in unicast mode you shiould be able to support 5-10 connections easily.