I have TV # 1 hooked up to a receiver. In another room (20 feet way) I have TV #2 hooked up through a coaxial cable. I would like to hook up TV# 2 to the receiver in room #1 , TV#1. What do I need
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What connector are you using? Get one long enough to go to the receiver and tv #2
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Assuming your receiver has hdmi output and your using that, you will need another hdmi cable along with this one (so you have a total of three hdmi cables) and a hdmi splitter (one input and two outputs)Connect the current hdmi cable that is attached to TV1 from the receiver to the input of the splitter then connect the two new hdmi cables to the output of the splitter and into the inputs of TV1 and TV2
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I can't answer the specific question as I am a novice regarding electronics in general, but I'm wondering if there is such a thing as a "splitter" for HDMI Cable as it would seem that this would solve your problem
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I used my powermid betwen a Tv on my first floor to another Tv in my basement,thé transmitter is in front ofMy décoder and the receiver is facing my basement Tv. I used the same hand control for Both tvs.
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Same as G. Bains' list of items. Also, you DO need coax FROM the antenna to the amp, as well as FROM the amp TO the TV(s), and possibly a splitter and more coax if you have more than 1 TV.
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today i try to connect the coaxial cable from my dish box to mygica box and from the box to my pc monitor, but i dont see nothing. if anybody tell me how to plug this box and make it work to see cable in my pc, i will be very grateful. all i want is watch tv in a pc monitor. thank you.
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coaxial cable, if you want to hook it up to more than 1 tv, you can use a spliter, real simple.
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These are coaxial cables splitters...the thick, round cable from the wall with the copper center wire (usually for satellite or cable tv) can be split to distribute to other tvs in the house. Generally, there is one in and 4 out. It is not necessary to use all 4. All you need to do is loosen the coaxial cable for the source (usually a splitter is located in an attic or basement - where the source comes in and the cables can be routed above ceilings or under floors). Then, buy the additional coaxil cables to split off with. Tighten them to the outs and lead them to the tvs or modems or whatever. BTW - The less you split the signal and the shorter the run, the stronger the signal will be. Sometimes you need to buy an amplifier splitter that boosts the signal if there is a problem with the line - don't do this until yo have a service person check the signal.
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Hello Sandra -Yes you can , but only by using a 2 way or a 4 way splitter on the cable that goes into house.Where cable from external antenna enters into home that end has F type connector which you would put on on the single lead side of splitter and then you would run whatever other cables you would need off the other side of splitter which will have 2 or 4 ends .One cable to your nearest tv and other cables to your other tvs located elsewhere around the home.I hope this has answered your question.
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1 usually will suffice. The 2nd one is audio only in case your receiver does not support hdmi 4k. Unless you have a 4k device, the 1 cable will be enough.
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Connect the larger box to the cable box out and then whatever you want to the peerles box out say your receiver or your tv. The othe peerless box will see the first box. You connect a tv to it. Both TVs will see the same signal.
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You shouldn't need to use any other cable to get it to work with your TV. To answer your question, Yes there is enough room for both cable to be hooked up.
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The antenna on to is the only connection , use an adapter to connect to your coax. This should achieve what your looking to do.
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One end is male the other is female. So where you would screw the coaxial cable into the box, is where you screw this device in. Then screw the cable to the device.
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Just plug into Satellite or cable box and also into electric outlet. The second one goes to remote TV and is plugged into an electric outlet as well. Very simple setup. My Direct TV remote works with it. I just point it toward the remote and it changes channels, etc.
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You mount the antenna in an attic or outside, or I guess you could mount in inside, but you will get better reception the higher you can mount it. You connect the antenna to the TV with a standard coaxial cable. You would have to use a "spiltter" to go to more than one TV. The more times you "split the signal, the less your reception will be.The channels you get will depend on if your local channels broadcast "over the air". You would have to call those stations and ask them.
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you need a coax cable (I had this same problem, I got one from Radio Shack and problem solved)
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I think it is doable because you connect the coaxial first to this antenna. The other end of the coaxial can be connected to a splitter - I cannot try it or test it as I don't have 2 TVs.
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If you can, run HDMI from cable box to receiver and then sep. HDMI from receiver to TV. If you don't have enough inputs, you can just go from the cable box direc to the TV. Use HDMI if possible, or you may need to run both video and either optical for audio to the tv