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With so many different technologies to manage, it is sometimes hard for people to get videos from one device to another. This becomes even more difficult between analog and digital video hardware. Sometimes the right cables aren't available, or they aren't long enough for the job. But expanding wireless technology has stepped in with a solution to the problem. Wireless video systems are capable of transferring and translating video signals between different devices. Wireless video systems are becoming increasingly important for this reason.

Wireless video systems are composed of two elements: the transmitter and the receiver. The transmitter is connected to the original signal. It converts the information into microwave signals and transmits them to the receiver. Many wireless video systems are strong enough to transmit over several hundred feet, although this is diminished if there is a lot of concrete and metal to transmit through. The receiver can then send the video to a TV or computer, or it can be sent to a DVR for recording.

Wireless video systems are popular for people trying to send a signal from one TV to another or extend signals. One of the most common uses is in wireless security systems. Wireless video systems are used to send video from wireless security cameras to the central security system. Depending on the system, the video is either displayed on a bank of monitors or it is stored.