Will this support multiple IR receivers? I'm running 2 TVs off the same cable box. Can I run an IR receiver to each, using a splitter at the repeater?
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There is only one receiver port, so you can't segregate the receiver signal, but if you can put together some kind of splitter, then it may work. The key will be that you don't send competing signals at the same time - if all you want to do is control the single cable box from two different locations, that should work. Also, the repeater will have to supply enough amperage to support two receivers, since receivers are electrical devices that take power from the repeater. I don't know the power output spec on the receiver port or the load specs for the receiver - can't imagine it's very high, but may be a consideration.
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So you want to split one in to 2 outs?, yes you can. I have a cable box connected to 2 TVs and works fine
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This item is compatible with Any item that uses infrared (IR) to transmit remote signals. Most all remotes use IR, and I'm willing to bet your uverse receiver does as well. If you see a "window" on the top of your remote it uses IR and will work with this repeater.
1005716
No. It is a passive splitter. It will only display the image on one tv if the other is off. If both are on you will not get a image on either. You need a powered (active) splitter to do what you want.
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you may use a ¨Y¨ rca cable to send both sicnals at the same time.RHX 4x RCA Y Splitter Adapter 2Female to 1Male For Audio Video AV TV Cable ConvertregardsJosue
833240
Yes you can hook up multiple TVs with a Splitter. The length of cable and number of TV drops will affect signal strength to each TV. With the Wingard Signal Booster (which makes a lot of difference) You should be able to add additional TVs with No Problem.
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I did not have good luck with the splitter. I could get a feed with one hdmi cable plugged in but when I pluged in a second device, it didn`t run both. it then served as a 6" extension.
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No. The splitter that you refer to will provide multiple HDMI signals for multiple TVs from a single source. What you need is an HDMI switch to select one of multiple inputs to a single output to your TV. I recommend a Kinivo 301BN 3 port high speed HDMI switch with IR remote. Search for it here on Amazon - it's currently $29.95. That will do exactly what you want.
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Hello Jeff, I don't know...my remote is an Xfinity remote. The device converts any IR signal to an RF signal and then again to IR received through the emitters. It should not matter which IR remote you have.
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My IR repeater is set up with a DirecTV client or auxiliary box, not the main DVR. It works well. My recollection is that the directions talk about placement of the emitter on a device's IR eye being somewhat adjustable, as in directly on it, off to the right or left a bit and some other fine adjustments. All 6 of me devices I set up with this product worked on the first try. Maybe just good luck, certainly not technical skill on my part!
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Yes, but you will need to put in splitter (one input and 2 outputs and run the outputs to the two (2) receivers.
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No- This is to split the input not the output. If you want to watch two different shows on two different TV's you need a a dual receiver. If you want to watch the same thing as the main TV in a different room then you just need a plain signal splitter.
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I believe so, if you have multiple receivers set to the same xmtr definitions. I have multiple TVs with one cable box.
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I don't thank that you could use this one for what you are trying to do.You would need a splitter that would go from (1) source in and send it to 2,3 or 4 out, as would the # VPHDMI04 is a4 way for 4 tv. sets from one computer. Using HDMI cables you could see the computer on all 4sets. you would not have control at the 4 sets. The computer would be the only place that you could control all 4. AT Amazon.
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Yes and No. This device is used to provide inputs to tuner #1 and tuner #2 of a satelite reciever using only one coax cable from the dish antenna. The satelite reciever I have has outputs for two televisions and they can both be watching different channels. This device is not a signal "splitter" to hook two televisions to one antenna. I hope this helps and I have made myself clear on this. If not let me know!
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Honestly, this is a very simple piece of equipment it will work with any infrared box and remote. You just need to make sure to place the repeater and receiver so that they get signal through. Those who don't get it to work just aren't doing it right or they have one of a very very few boxes that won't work on the infrared frequency that this item covers.
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No, this device is for multiple tvs. What you need is a HDMI switch, not splitter.