Recieve signals from WLAN NIC, decode and produce video signal from VGA or Composite Video out

i am trying to broadcast some MPEG4 video messages over a WLAN and display them on TVs and LCDs. i need to develope an interface between the wireless NIC and the display modoule. this interface has to be able to collect the information, decode the information to reproduce a video signal on a VGA socket or a normal TV composite video socket. does anyone has any ideas how i can achieve this?? please help me!! thank you!

Hi,
Assuming that you are trying to use LabVIEW to achieve this, I believe that it will be simplest if your wireless NIC exposes an ActiveX interface that LabVIEW can use.
Regards,
Ankita

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!http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3236/29803095101fb261f66ao.jpg!
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