Do I need to hook up a cable to both tvs in the house?
1382421
Yes, if a TV is not connected to the antenna it gets no signal. I have only one hooked up but it appears you can hook up two.
2101013
We also have cable, we had to have a small cable connector box in the cabinet above. You might need to call your cable co to ask them if this is what you need also...
858461
You need1. one antenna 2. one 8 way RF HDTV Splitter and Signal Booster/Amplifierso each TV has enough signal strength and impedance matched.
2228635
Thanks for the quick response. I am still getting 2 different answers. It sounds like if you hook it up before the Cable Box or TV that you can do both.
979428
Actually you shouldn't need both bases hooked up too the TV if they are the very same brand. The base will send out a signal that both sets should pick up. The other base will need to be plugged into an electrical outlet too keep the headset charged.
27326
You will need at least one HDMI cable for connecting your cable box and a second one if you are connecting a Roku or similar item.
525223
No. You can't mix OTA (antenna) and cable. You'll need two separate lines and a switch.
1343198
You will need a hdmi cable matching connections on the computer and TV. Computer must be capable of useing two monitors if using a normal monitor and the TV. A separate sound cable will be needed if you want sound to the TV. That's it.
2049771
I don't think you need cable. If you already have a router and a home network, the TV will find it automatically. You just need to put in your password. Hope this helps
270897
You can't those two over coax or optical. HDMI definitely and most likely 5.1 analog
832908
Yes, absolutely. You will need one to connect you your modem or switch and another one to pick up the signal at the other end of the coaxial cable in a different room.
2179903
I do not think so. You can have two TVs set up with one hooked up to the TV directly and one getting its signal wirelessly
1567450
No you will need a hdmi splitter, This product is used to show the same programs on 2 seperate tv's like you see in a department store.
864297
This is what I did when I got the tv. I only had to plug in the "transmitter". One side, the fatter one on the right, I attached to the "audio out". The other side, the thinner of the two, I plugged into the electrical. That's all you need to do.
495637
Wait, are you saying you have 2 HDMI connections between the tv and receiver?
1131555
Yes, you can. Just check the connections on both ends and select the proper cable(s) and you will be all set!
864298
you might need an rca Y adapter for both channels if you want to get best usage ... check if you are plugged into the audio output of the TV or the audio output of the cable box would be better