If I plug this into a Time Warner Cable DVR, will I be able to connect two HDMI's TV's to this one DVR. DVR only has 1 HDMI port.
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There's only one HDMI output slot on this device. You're in need of an HDMI splitter, not a switch. This device would be for TV's that have 1 HDMI port, but you have 3 devices like: Apple TV, Video Game Console, Cable Box - all needing connecting to your TV. To connect one device to multiple TV's you need to split the signal using a splitter.
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I guess you can. I haven't tried. I would do it where your dvr is first. Attach the two. Them hook up the camera to see if it works. And pic quality. They also sell 300 footers. The shielded cable work way better than the skinny black wires that come w the camera set up. I swapt all my wires out. But I always check before. On my property that's a lot of work to find out the shielded cable didn't work. Or work back to back. I have 16 cameras. And never had any problems. I switch out cameras also as time go on.
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i want to connect two(2) tv's t0 cable boxhave two HDMI cable input but only one outpt. will this work for me.
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Yes, you are right! You dont need two devices. This works great on Time Warner Cable.
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Does anyone know how to record programs from a DVR cable box (like TIVO)? Im not sure if I need a DV cable or if it can't be done.
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The dvr you choose must have the ability to record sound. The unit is wired and coax cabling must be routed to your DVR. If this answer doesn't help you entirely; just ask another question & you shall get more help ASAP...take care
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I'm not sure how it would work for you, I have old and new equipment I'm using together. The monitor 1 & 2 is for the monitors. I ran cable from the unit Monitor 1 to a splitter(?) and from the unit monitor 2 to the splitter then from the one side of the splitter ran cable to the DVR so i have 1 monitor in 1 room and the other monitor in another room. (You need long cable of course) but it works. Doing it this way, both monitors show the same view. My monitors are the flat screen tvs that have cable/hdmi/computer availability. They are both the cheapest brands, but work great. Hope this helps. I'm not sure how it would work for you, I have old and new equipment I'm using together. The monitor 1 & 2 is for the monitors. I ran cable from the unit Monitor 1 to a splitter(?) and from the unit monitor 2 to the splitter then from the one side of the splitter ran cable to the DVR so i have 1 monitor in 1 room and the other monitor in another room. (You need long cable of course) but it works. Doing it this way, both monitors show the same view. My monitors are the flat screen tvs that have cable/hdmi/computer availability. They are both the cheapest brands, but work great. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I took the HDMI cable back to BB and bought component cables. No issues now on turning both the TV and Uverse DVR on at the same time. Talked with Uverse, it's software issue that will be cleared up in future.
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The problem is probably signal detection by either your tv or cable box. In newer electronics they use DLNA which means that all your electronics recognize each other's circuitry. Since this device is intended to merely be an analog re-route, chances are that this feature is more than this device is actually able to do. I was hoping that it would be have been able to recognize my DVR also, but depending on the models that you're using some cable or satellite providers may be able to furnish you the component that it is compatible with your set up. But as anything it may cost you. I went to my local electronics store and that was the answer I received from the technician. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask. Thanks.
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I can't imagine why you wouldn't be able to. I'd just put a coax splitter off my antenna feed and run it to both units. If that weakened the signal too much, you could simply get a separate antenna for the 2nd DVR.
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If your DVR has BNC style inputs, you should be able to connect it. You don't have to use all the same brand or style.
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Yes no problem. I have mine attached to my DVR and send a feed to the kitchen and the family room. I can have one or both tvs on with no issue and the second is attached to a fifty foot hdmi cable. Only problem I have is the hdmi box had an incredibly cheap power plug and is very sensitive to even the slightest movement.
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Not with this switch. This would switch 4 mice between 2 dvrs. I believe they do make a 4-way switch though.
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Yes it will mine works great very easy to do. Just plug in the transimtter and put the reciever in line of sight of the dvr and you will be good to go.
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Yes. I have a Samsung with multiple ways to connect to other devices and the dvr has multiple ways. The dvr also includes some of the wires to do so.
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I agree with Mr. Holley's and Ms. Hines' answers. I ran my wires about 200' to two cameras - both connected (with two others) to the same DVR.
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You should check that the component out (three RCA cables for video plus 2 for sound) from the cable box works for all channels (esp premium). Your TV should have a component input so get some RCA cables and go straight from cable box to TV with component and flip through all the channels. If that works you should be good to go. Also note that HD DVR has an "IR Blaster" to send remote signals to the cable box to turn it on and change channels. it all should work fine but can be slightly annoying to setup.