Receiver Not Showing Up As Speaker Option Windows

We have two kids under 2 and these are are great option for blacking out windows!

The Comtek PR-216 Option 7 Receiver is a versatile creature. It can be used as a normal IFB receiver for key crew or clients with the bonus of an extended range, or to send a mono-mix scratch-track signal to the camera(s). I also attach the PR-216 Option 7 Receiver to a monitor speaker and send production audio signal to video village. Attach a M-216 P7 to a TC slate and send TC signal to PR-216 P7 Receiver(s) mounted to the camera(s) and your recorder. A solid and inexpensive receiver, adding a bit of versatility to any sound technician's kit.

Bought this to add to my Sonos system and was amazed at the sound quality in such a small speaker. After showing it to my friend he immediately ordered 2 of them

FOR SHOWING MOVEMENT.

I use this to connect to a HighPoint RocketStor 5322 Dual-Dedicated 6 Gbps eSATA Storage Dock. The purpose I use this setup for is Removable Backup Drives that are stored in the Safe to protect the data from Theft and Fire. I want to make an important note about Windows 8 and the use of this product. - Windows 8 and later shuts your computer down in a Hybrid Hibernation state, so that your computer starts up faster (if your OS is on an SSD it makes no difference in speed). If you leave this option turned on, it will not allow this controller to use the Drives connected to it as hot swappable and you will have many issues. If you turn this option off in Windows 8, everything works perfectly. - To get to this option in Windows 8 to turn it off, go to the Start button then click the magnifying glass for search and type po bu (stands for power button). Under Shutdown settings un-check Turn on fast startup (recommended). Click Save Changes at the bottom and then Re-start your computer. That is it, it will work perfectly now. I did not come up with that fix on my own I contacted HighPoint when I was having the issue and they first saw if they could recreate the issues I was having in their Lab and they were able to and told me they would contact me again when they have the issue resolved. A week later they contacted me and told me this fix for my OS. The issue had nothing to do with their hardware or software but an OS setting and they figured it out for me. I find that a rare thing these days and will Trust this company for future purchases if I need them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] HP Elite Mini 800 G9 Desktop PC is a portable but very powerful machine. I have been using it for my personal and office work and am very impressed with this desktop. It also comes with Wolf Pro Security Edition so I don't have to worry about the security at all. Miniature size of the machine is a boon for the office table. Though the machine comes in small size, it has all the important USB, HDMI and Display ports. It also has a RJ45 / Wired LAN connecting option, inbuilt speaker and an audit jack to connect to the wired headsets. I find the speed and performance of the machine is really awesome. It also comes up with a sleek wired keyboard and ergonomically designed wired mouse. You just need to connect with the monitor (thankfully I had an HP monitor) and you are up and running. Configuration is very simple and fast. The good part is, it comes with Windows 10 with an option to upgrade it to Windows 11 which is super easy and looks cool.

This bracket is perfect for me to use my flash transmitter and wireless shutter receiver. I love having the option of using a flash on one of the hot shoes as well as the shutter receiver, if I needed that option.

For the AVX system, these are your only option. Remember to get twice as many of these small receiver batteries as transmitter batts, as these have half the life of the transmitter batteries. I do wish they had the same capacity so they could last the same amount of time.

Affordable option and must have for C200B. I used it to attach nato rail, handle, lav receiver, and monitor.

Works perfectly, I needed to connect my old projector to my new home theater receiver, my only option from the receiver was HDMI.