How many TVs will one work on
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As many as you want. You will need to use splitters and run coax to each television.
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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
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Unfortunately it will not. However if you have a tivo on each you can now stream content from either tivo on each tv. It is a really nice feature.
998472
OH,, If your trying ti run more then one tv, you may need a VIP 222K instead of the VIP 211K.. ask your sales personor call Disk Network the will help you Of course there are for DISH network ok *9038216520)
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Yes, that is what the unit is designed to do. My motorhome has 3 TV's, (1) Satellite Receiver, 1 combo DVD/CD player, (1) Regular TV antenna. They all work on any TV in the coach I designate them to play. I can have 3 different combinations playing on each TV. Works fine.
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Yes it will as long as ur tv have enough connections for ur hookup if it doesn't then u can use a game slippter. Butit will work u can use hdmi1 for one game and hdmi2 for the 2nd game or use composite1 or 2 or 3 n so on.
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Just one TV you need to get an aftermarket amplified splitter for multiple TV's. Yes you get local free programs with better clarity then cable.
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Yes. Each receiver only has one RCA plug capability. Not sure about extra TV's unless you can buy an extra receiver.
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I'm not too sure, but I have 4 different vizio tv's and it works on all of them.
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Absolutely. It is basically a remote control. Just like 2 TV remotes can work one TV. My wife and I each have one on our night stands for one radio. I use alarm 1 and she uses 2.
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Yes, you will need one for each device you hook up. I have one at the modem two more. One for each of two tv's. Works great.
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As far as I know you can connect 5 devices to 0ne receiver to one TV If you wanted one transmitter to go to two TV's you would need a device like a Vopex that would connect mutable TV's to one transmitter. Check out this link Atlona FAQ http://www.atlona.com/linkcastAV.html
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Yes you can put all of them on 1 channel or two on one and the other on another channel.
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Yes...We have ours hooked up to 2 tvs. We have to buy a converter box for one tv because it was not HD.
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It will work on whatever TV you have it hooked up to! 1 TV at a time! But you can have I think up to 8 to 10 PC's on your network hooked up so you can find what your looking for! From a PC up stairs to the 1 in the basement! Mine is hooked up to the 60 in the living room and I have moved the MCTivia to the bedroom when my Fiance was sick so she could do her homework on the 24 and it work perfectly! It works great for me! I sit in the living room on the couch with my wireless keyboard and mouse and watch movies that I have on the PC in the kitchen cruise the net listen to music whatever! If you got the MCTivia hooked up right you should have no problem! It will work on whatever TV you have it hooked up to! 1 TV at a time! But you can have I think up to 8 to 10 PC's on your network hooked up so you can find what your looking for! From a PC up stairs to the 1 in the basement! Mine is hooked up to the 60 in the living room and I have moved the MCTivia to the bedroom when my Fiance was sick so she could do her homework on the 24 and it work perfectly! It works great for me! I sit in the living room on the couch with my wireless keyboard and mouse and watch movies that I have on the PC in the kitchen cruise the net listen to music whatever! If... » Read More It will work on whatever TV you have it hooked up to! 1 TV at a time! But you can have I think up to 8 to 10 PC's on your network hooked up so you can find what your looking for! From a PC up stairs to the 1 in the basement! Mine is hooked up to the 60 in the living room and I have moved the MCTivia to the bedroom when my Fiance was sick so she could do her homework on the 24 and it work perfectly! It works great for me! I sit in the living room on the couch with my wireless keyboard and mouse and watch movies that I have on the PC in the kitchen cruise the net listen to music whatever! If you got the MCTivia hooked up right you should have no problem! « Show Less
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All of your equipment uses different IR codes. The code to turn on your tv is different from the code to turn on your cable box. Therefore, you can use 1 IR port to control many things. What I normally do is splice the emitters together but you can buy ones that come with multiple emitter heads so you don't have to splice anything. I've only seen up to 6 emitters per port. You have to take into consideration that the more emitters you add per port the bigger the load on that port will be. You will reach a point where that port won't be able to supply enough voltage to make the emitters work properly. All of your equipment uses different IR codes. The code to turn on your tv is different from the code to turn on your cable box. Therefore, you can use 1 IR port to control many things. What I normally do is splice the emitters together but you can buy ones that come with multiple emitter heads so you don't have to splice anything. I've only seen up to 6 emitters per port. You have to take into consideration that the more emitters you add per port the bigger the load on that port will be. You will reach a point where that port won't be able to supply enough voltage to make the emitters work... » Read More All of your equipment uses different IR codes. The code to turn on your tv is different from the code to turn on your cable box. Therefore, you can use 1 IR port to control many things. What I normally do is splice the emitters together but you can buy ones that come with multiple emitter heads so you don't have to splice anything. I've only seen up to 6 emitters per port. You have to take into consideration that the more emitters you add per port the bigger the load on that port will be. You will reach a point where that port won't be able to supply enough voltage to make the emitters work properly. « Show Less
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I've got 2 TVs and a DVR connected to it and they all work great. Not sure how many more but I don't think you'd have any problems with 3 to 5.