Have 720 p and a 1080p tvs, Will use only 1 at a time, but don't want to have to change splitter each time. Will this work? Thanks!
1712511
The splitter with deliver the signal in the 720p resolution to the 1080p tv. I know this because when I first hooked up the splitter I had it going to a 720p and 1080p tv. The picture on the 1080p tv was terrible since it was outputting the lower resolution signal. I remedied the situation by replacing the 720p tv with a 1080p tv. Now it works great!
1712512
Should work fine. It is the same signal going thru splitter to both TV's. This Splitter has worked fine for me with TV's in Living Room and Bedroom. Can have both on or just one. Picture quality no different than without splitter.
1712513
Yes. There is a short pause when you switch but, other than that no problems.
1712514
The way this splitter works is 1 input and two parallel outputs. Thus, you can run one output into one TV and one into the other. Always hot. You can have both TVs turned on or just one at a time or both turned off. This splitter works well and has no switch to fool with. The input signal goes to both outputs all the time and only turns off when the input signal (cable box HDMI output) is turned off.
1712515
Yes. I use mine the same way (sometimes using both TVs) and it works great.
1351195
I tried multiple splitters and unfortunately none of them worked. I ended up getting a tv that had more than one HDMI inputs and used one optical output to my sound bar.
1423419
I use this unit to split my cable box HDMI output which them feeds my Sony Receiver and two other Devices. I have found the splitter only works if all the other devices are on. If any one of them is turned off, the splitter won't pass the sound portion of the HDMI signal. I don't think this anything to do with the make of the components.
1230129
I would advise against cascading splitters. This device is stable and successfully splits the signal to multiple TVs in my home but it seems to require that I reset it every few weeks. Periodically, one or more TV fails to receive a signal until I reset the unit that splits the DVR recorder that sits in a central network room in my home. I suspect that noise might be introduced by a device or splitter that causes signals to be lost. I think you would be better served to use an 8-port unit (OREI HD-108). In my case, other family members cannot trouble-shoot problems and have to do without the feed until I reset the unit. This may not be a concern for you.
1005715
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.
113975
THIS IS NOT A SPLITTER. a splitter takes one devies ie, cable box and splits it on 2 or more outputs. ie 1 hdmi IN and 2 hdmi OUT..... THIS IS A SWITCH. hence it switches. it has 3 hdmi IN and 1 hdmi OUT that you manually switch the sources
1850535
That's correct. In my case I have a directv 4 splitter. It is powered and it is there's. I have 4 boxes. I split one of the boxes off the directv splitter with the Zinwell for my son's box. Now have 5 boxes. You can watch what you want on either box.(Different channels). Works great with no loss of single. Have had hooked up that way for 6 months. Of course any box you hook up has to be activated by directv for it to work.
673116
I'm not sure because my computer already had HDMI port and it work fine. By the way, this Splitter use to display to more monitors with 1 input source. I think you need to buy a HDMI switcher so you can connect your computer, your TV cable, and another source . HDMI switcher got only 1 output to 1 TV. I hope this will help.
1693624
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.
721586
If you have a splitter, I'd say two tvs...fyi.. If you aren't in the cities, this one sucks. Spend the money. Please learn from my lesson! Lol
419098
You should get the same image with no problem; just not at the same time. You have to "switch" each one to the corresponding TV. By using the switch box, you can only have one or the other, not both at the same time.
74847
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.
925175
You would need a splitter but if you have that I do not see why not. I use one now and then.
1462562
yes, i think this would work. i currently use one that splits 1 input hdmi into 4 hdmi. it works simultaneously or one output source at a time. for example, either tv and projector or both tv and projector.
1348999
No, this device is for multiple tvs. What you need is a HDMI switch, not splitter.
1349000
This splitter is best used to split an incoming single HDMI signal outto multiple monitors. It sounds like you are trying to send theverizon signal to the TV and the Blue Ray Signal to the TV as well.That connection will require two seperate inputs as you will mostlikely need to select which input to use when viewing TV vs Blue Ray.I hope this helps. It's the best I could come up with from the info inyour question.
485246
You need one per TV. Splitting the feed will reduce signal strength to each TV set, and you won't receive all of the channels that you should.