Can I use this to do double duty and work as a repeater for my Roku which is wireless, but then also use it as a wireless adapter for my xbox360?
1617718
NO as it can only be configured to run in one mode at a time not both simultaneously.
647128
Roku has only one HDMI plug. So it can only connect one HDMI cable to TV. I suggested you connect one TV to roku and another to XBOX :-P
2137871
Yes it should; I used the two-port version for capturing XBOX 360 video on my computer while watching direct from the separate HDMI monitor without problems, and it transferred audio too.
420104
I would imagine you could. I connected my modem directly to my xbox with it.
2221172
You could totally use this item connect it to your 360 and stream to twitch. The software that it comes with makes it extremely simple to stream straight to twitch without having to do anything else. If you want to use a second monitor to display you Xbox game play but you don't need it. The stream displays what you're playing on the screen so you don't have to use a second monitor if you don't want to.
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Yes, I did that with mine. I use one as a router and one as an access point. It got rid of some dead spots in my wireless coverage. I also hard wired my blu-ray player to the access point. I get 100 mbs hard wired and up to 72 mbs wireless. I was quite satisfied.
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There is only one receiver port, so you can't segregate the receiver signal, but if you can put together some kind of splitter, then it may work. The key will be that you don't send competing signals at the same time - if all you want to do is control the single cable box from two different locations, that should work. Also, the repeater will have to supply enough amperage to support two receivers, since receivers are electrical devices that take power from the repeater. I don't know the power output spec on the receiver port or the load specs for the receiver - can't imagine it's very high, but may be a consideration.
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It has an Ethernet port, so I guess you could. I don't know what kind of speed you would get splitting it between several devices. I bought this to use with my TiVo instead of buying the TiVo wireless adapter. TiVo says you cannot do room-to-room transfer over a wireless connection, but with this, the TiVo thinks it is hard wired.
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The Roku Streaming stick has an option to either plug into USB or a 2-prong plug, I believe . Assuming that you're plugging this in behind a TV and then plugging the streaming stick power into this, then you are good to go. You'll just need to wrap the cords up and flip on Netflix. I use this to power Raspberry Pis that run various media on televisions and use it in exactly the same was as you would with a Roku Stick. It's super useful when the TV is too close to the wall to get the whole power supply to plug in, or in the case of the Roku power, where the cord comes straight out of the wall and would take up so much room behind a TV. This cord works great for what you probably want and will solve your problem.
118540
Note this is a wired remote signal repeater. Sounds like you a are wanting a wireless option, possibly.
2201402
The simple answer is yes, if you are able to connect the Roku streaming device directly via an Ethernet port on the Linksys device. However, if the wireless range extender signal was strong enough you might not notice too much difference.
226555
It should work. I used it to split my Xbox 360 video/sound between my living room and entertainment room. The Xbox is located in the living room and I can play it there or in the entertainment room at the same time. My couch in my entertainment room is about 25 feet from the Xbox and there is a wall between. The Xbox remotes work just fine. From what I know about PS3s, this should work for you too, just check your remotes to make sure they work in your house.
1526667
No. The Roku will work hardwired to the router, but the current speed of it is not ideal for gaming purposes.
2257447
It has the ability to be setup as a repeater, but that isn't the best use. In the best case scenario, it is a radio only. They sell a nanostation that can receive a wifi network and create an Ethernet port
152090
Yes is should work out fine.... I had my Roku hooked up to HDMI 1 then I had my xbox hooked up on HDMI 2 ( also used as my DVD player ) and then just had the normal antenna hooked up for free TV over the air via coax and I run everything from my optical out to the soundbar, so no matter what input your on the optical should play all... Hope this helps.
1774160
I have no experience with Roku, But the Sima is a simple switch that does not modify the signal or significantly weaken the signal. So I would expect it to work with any signal that works in a direct connection.
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Hi Andrew. I think you have to use one specifically for the xbox 360 at this Amazon address/url: Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless a/b/g Network Adapter