will this remote control two TV's that are in different rooms?
1398137
You can program it to control two different TVs, or six for that matter, but the remote will need to be line of site to the TV you want to control since it still relies on Infrared, just as the factory remote for your TV does.
1398138
Marc, I have two 39 inch magnavox tv's. one in the bdrm, and the living rm. Identical models(great deal at local store), so the remote operates both flawlessly. But I don't think this answers your ?. This definitely is a line of sight remote. Will only operate devices with an unobstructed path. For some this a drawback, but the two sets are maybe 20 ft apart, and I don't worry about accidentally interfering with the other tv's operation. Have not really tested the range, since I am never more than a few feet(5 to 20) from the gear I am using. As I have stated, line of sight is not a concern in such a small apartments. Hope this has been helpful. Marc, I have two 39 inch magnavox tv's. one in the bdrm, and the living rm. Identical models(great deal at local store), so the remote operates both flawlessly. But I don't think this answers your ?. This definitely is a line of sight remote. Will only operate devices with an unobstructed path. For some this a drawback, but the two sets are maybe 20 ft apart, and I don't worry about accidentally interfering with the other tv's operation. Have not really tested the range, since I am never more than a few feet(5 to 20) from the gear I am using. As I have stated, line of sight is not a concern... » Read More Marc, I have two 39 inch magnavox tv's. one in the bdrm, and the living rm. Identical models(great deal at local store), so the remote operates both flawlessly. But I don't think this answers your ?. This definitely is a line of sight remote. Will only operate devices with an unobstructed path. For some this a drawback, but the two sets are maybe 20 ft apart, and I don't worry about accidentally interfering with the other tv's operation. Have not really tested the range, since I am never more than a few feet(5 to 20) from the gear I am using. As I have stated, line of sight is not a concern in such a small apartments. Hope this has been helpful. « Show Less
1456343
No. It works for whatever TV is plugged in and set to the correct HDMI. You can even watch both TVs at once
761004
All it does is redirect the IR signal from a remote to rf into the other x10 which converts it back to IR. It should operate with as many as it can keep in line of sight. I have mine right next to my receiver and have no problems controlling my DVD player or cable box above it. It should control anything.
1150678
Yes, but the programming will be the same in both locations... i.e. you can't watch one source (eg. tv channel) in the bedroom and another where the transmitter is.
801055
no this remote has more functions then the other one. If you don't buy the same remote that came with your tv it may not work correctly
1034487
I have an (old) harmony 720, hopefully the same holds for this one... You can add multiple different TVs to the device. Just put each TV in a different "activity". e.g. I have activities like "Watch TV (Fam Rm)", "Watch TV (Study)", "Watch TV (BR)". Selecting a device for just one activity turns on the devices for just that activity. If I recall, I had the option of choosing whether to turn off the unused devices. Mine is programmed with 3 different TVs, 3 different DVD players, 3 different VCRs, Cable box, audio receiver. So, I can use it to control every device in my house with activities for each room (mix of devices).
408044
The remote can be programmed for 1 streaming device and 1 tv. It works great for Apple TV but you would need another remote if you want to control both streaming devices.
1717207
This unit will work to switch between sources and send out the same signal. If the picture quality is poor for the far tvs you may need a device that boosts/ extends the signal. Some of those have the ability to split the signal too.
2009886
The old remote will absolutely still work! You program the remote to work with the TV, not the other way around. So you can have multiple remotes per TV. :-)
1087837
No, will not work, TV is no different from your home TV, has no way of knowing what input has to have a switch you must press to change or remote (if TV has two video inputs). Sorry
1734013
If you are asking if you can have/use duplicate remotes for the very same TV/same Room (perhaps because you keep losing track of them, like most of us do. and want to keep back-ups around), the answer is "Yes".
2041430
Yes. Both remote work the exact same way. I keep one by the bed and one outside. You can control upto 5 switches with 1 remote. You can even program 1 key to operate multiple switches together.
2280703
It's highly unlikely. There are three conditions that would all need to occur for that to happen. 1) the TV in the basement is by the same manufacturer as the TV/DVD in the upstairs room AND 2) the house is wired with infrared repeaters which is not unusual if you have a whole house sound/entertainment system AND3) the downstairs TV is connected to the infrared system.Now to be clear, if you WANT the one remote to control both devices you can program multiple devices into the remote. As a general rule (and as someone else has already mentioned) you need "line of sight" for the remote to control both devices. It's highly unlikely. There are three conditions that would all need to occur for that to happen. 1) the TV in the basement is by the same manufacturer as the TV/DVD in the upstairs room AND 2) the house is wired with infrared repeaters which is not unusual if you have a whole house sound/entertainment system AND3) the downstairs TV is connected to the infrared system.Now to be clear, if you WANT the one remote to control both devices you can program multiple devices into the remote. As a general rule (and as someone else has already mentioned) you need... » Read More It's highly unlikely. There are three conditions that would all need to occur for that to happen. 1) the TV in the basement is by the same manufacturer as the TV/DVD in the upstairs room AND 2) the house is wired with infrared repeaters which is not unusual if you have a whole house sound/entertainment system AND3) the downstairs TV is connected to the infrared system.Now to be clear, if you WANT the one remote to control both devices you can program multiple devices into the remote. As a general rule (and as someone else has already mentioned) you need "line of sight" for the remote to control both devices. « Show Less
2157028
Yes but it depends on the tv because sometimes if you have a different tv it will set up differently
1701636
The remote for tv1 will only work with the primary TV. It uses IR to control the TV. TV2 remote uses radio frequency to control the 2d TV.
1520771
Do you have 1 single remote, now, that controls your DirectTV box and the TV? If yes- then this remote will work the same way. If you have to use separate remotes then maybe not.
1336799
The remotes work over a rather large area. Thus, even if you have the 3 wall plugs in 3 different rooms, each remote most likely can operate all 3 wall plugs, regardless of which room you are in. Two remotes are thus sufficient for 3 wall plugs and the numbers on each remote correspond to which wall plug they operate. I have been very happy with these.