PC to TV Entertainment Anywhere

[nybuck]

  EEHHHH FFFFFFFFFKKKKKKKK My Big Picture kit arrived today, ~8 days in transit after I'd paid for it. Pieces are missing. My video card needs to be able to put out at 640 X 480 resolution (it doesn't). Dammit, I'm getting sick of this #@&*%)!. The enclosed software is on a floppy designed to work w/ Windows 3.x or Windows 95. Who's got a f/$(&@!^ 'n floppy drive anymore. I'm running Windows XP.
Any suggestions are appreciated.

OK -  Take a deep breath.   
The floppy was not necessary for me.  I believe it allows the remote mouse to work on older versions of Windows.  Windows XP recognized the remote mouse as a serial mouse and installed it on its own.  As far as your display not allowing 640x480, I am at a loss there.  I've got some old and [what I consider] new computers and they all seem to start in 640x480, until Windows boots and set the resolution higher.  I believe you can get 640x480 resolution SOMEHOW - Maybe a Google search is in order. 
At any rate, any combination of video cards, adapters, etc you buy - at any price - will need low resolution to display on a TV - other than an HDTV, as I found out.  Tube TV's are really low resolution, and show video well, but don't expect to read text.

I hope it works out for you.

[nybuck]

UPDATE:  I just received word that Mr. Foutch got everything worked out.   

Another satisfied X10 wireless audio/video customer!   

[austin]

I tried the link provided by eagle for the costco product. The item # is listed as "not available". Does anyone know the name of the product or any other info that would help me find it so I can figure out which is my best option?
Thanks

[nybuck]

I tried searching Costco for a wireless video sender and there are none.  My best guess is that they no longer carry the product.