You could do this using 5 separate Bluetooth transmitters, I'm not aware of a single one that would work this way, but let me warn you that there's a risk that the audio and video won't sync well this way.
I would propose trying this: instead of Bluetooth, try setting up an FM transmitter, you shouldn't have any syncing issue, and it's compatible with more audio equipment.
Thanks for your input. I came across Sonos products several times while trying to find a solution for what I was looking for. However, they cost more than I was looking to spend, and I have no need for any more speakers.
I ended up ordering a well-reviewed FM transmitter that should have more than enough range for my purposes. Here's the link.
I've never used one, but amazon has this model with a 3mile range and some genuine looking reviews.
This is very cool, I think I found what you're talking about:
https://www.amazon.com/0-5-Fail-Safe-Long-Range-Transmitter/dp/B003FO4UHW
The only question is, would this signal be more hi-fi than a compressed bluetooth signal...
You need one of these
i use an FM transmitter to synchronize music in my house... old clock radios, boomboxes, aiwa stereos all work beautifully and can be had cheap.
This is strong enough to get you in trouble with the FCC so mind your frequency and signal strength