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Topic: Hdmi splitters
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jrc1963
♀ 26531
Member # 26531 |  Posted: 8:33 AM, August 1st (Thursday), 2013 |     |
Does anyone one have one?
I need to send a signal from my livingroom's DVR/Converter box to my bedroom TV... I can do this now by manually putting the HDMI cable thru the wall into the bedroom... but I don't want to do this all the time.
Can you split a HDMI HD signal and send it two directions?
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jrc1963
♀ 26531
Member # 26531 | | Posted: 11:29 AM, August 1st (Thursday), 2013 | |
Me: BSO - 48
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DS - 15
D-Day - 12-11-09,
R - he finally came home
Your life is an Occasion. Rise to it. - Mr. Magorium, "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium"
Posts: 25878 | Registered: Dec 2009 | From: Florida |
Tred
♂ 34086
Member # 34086 | | Posted: 11:34 AM, August 1st (Thursday), 2013 | |
I haven't done it but there are quite a few HDMI 1 into 2 splitters out there. Best Buy, Walmart. I'd just make sure you get a quality splitter with good cables.
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thinkingclear
♂ 38884
Member # 38884 | | Posted: 3:19 PM, August 2nd (Friday), 2013 | |
Tred is right. This would work.
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jrc1963
♀ 26531
Member # 26531 | | Posted: 5:56 PM, August 2nd (Friday), 2013 | |
Thank You guys.
Me: BSO - 48
Him: FWSO - 71
DS - 15
D-Day - 12-11-09,
R - he finally came home
Your life is an Occasion. Rise to it. - Mr. Magorium, "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium"
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NotDefeatedYet
♂ 33642
Member # 33642 | | Posted: 7:13 PM, August 2nd (Friday), 2013 | |
You can get one off meritline for about $20. I have one that runs one hdmi into 3 lines out. It has a remote control to select the output cable, but when I turn on a device it automatically picks up and uses that device.
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jrc1963
♀ 26531
Member # 26531 | | Posted: 12:42 PM, August 3rd (Saturday), 2013 | |
Would it be better to do Whole House DVR instead of splitting?
Me: BSO - 48
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D-Day - 12-11-09,
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thinkingclear
♂ 38884
Member # 38884 | | Posted: 12:45 PM, August 3rd (Saturday), 2013 | |
What exactly are you trying to do?
What kind of tv's and how many?
(do they all have HDMI inputs?)
What TV service do you have? Cable or Sat?
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jrc1963
♀ 26531
Member # 26531 | | Posted: 5:08 PM, August 3rd (Saturday), 2013 | |
I have two TV's that both have 2 HDMI inputs... one in the living room and one in the bedroom. Both are hooked up to cable converter boxes at this time...
I have a DVR box in the living room and a regular converter box in the bedroom.
In order to watch things on DVR in bedroom I have to manually string the HDMI cable thru a whole in the wall and plug it into my bedroom TV.
Then I hit playback and go into the bedroom and watch...
If I had a splitter I could keep the box hooked up permanently and not have to move the cable each time.
I have cable.
Me: BSO - 48
Him: FWSO - 71
DS - 15
D-Day - 12-11-09,
R - he finally came home
Your life is an Occasion. Rise to it. - Mr. Magorium, "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium"
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