My TV has two HDMI input, but Cable box only one HDMI output. I want to split the cable tv output into two. One will be connected to Denon AV home theater and from there to first HDMI inlet of TV, other direct to TV tO its second HDMI input. I tried...
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Yes, this product worked for me in a similar setup. My one output from my TIVO goes to this device, then one output from this device goes to Yamaha receiver and the other goes directly to the tv. This allows me to listen to music on my Yamaha receiver while watching something different and not associated with the yamaha A/V receiver on the TV.
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It will only pass through one HDMI source. You must program what source you want to pass through i.e. Cable box. It does tell you how to do this in the manual, but please google "BatPig's Denon to English dictionary". His help was invaluable to me in setting up my Denon.
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If you can successfully split one HDMI cable out, otherwise one GBox per tv.
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I can't answer the specific question as I am a novice regarding electronics in general, but I'm wondering if there is such a thing as a "splitter" for HDMI Cable as it would seem that this would solve your problem
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I have a new HDTV and it only has the optical output. We went from the cable box to the TV with HDMI, but I also want to connect to a home theater system. My receiver is an older one and does not have HDMI or optical. Can I just use the left- right audio outputs that are on the back of the cable box for the audio receiver as well as using the HDMI for the television??? Sal
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Yes. If your cable box only has one HDMI output, you will need an HDMI splitter for two TVs. That's exactly my case. I got an HDMI splitter and it works just fine with the Nyrius.
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This splitter can not do what you're attempting; this splitter is in the opposite direction. It will take one input and split it into two outputs. What you need is an HDMI switcher box (i.e. multiple inputs to one output). Hope this helps.
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This only splits the audio from the HDMI cable. You need to find audio and video spliter. Or get a new TV. The quality won't be very good anyway
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Yes you can, one HDMI input is a throughput the other one the unit has to be on
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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.
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If you can, run HDMI from cable box to receiver and then sep. HDMI from receiver to TV. If you don't have enough inputs, you can just go from the cable box direc to the TV. Use HDMI if possible, or you may need to run both video and either optical for audio to the tv
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Hi Spencer, The device is an HDMI signal splitter - one HDMI signal in, Two HDMI signals out. For example, I use mine to connect the HDMI output of my cable TV box to two televisions.There does not appear to be any signal amplification. The HDMI signal level into each of the two televisions appears to be the same as that out of the cable TV box.The "operating" length of the HDMI cable would be approximately the same as that directly out of the cable TV box.Art
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It's not usually possible, though there may be one that can do it. Here's why: Virtually every AV receiver can only have one input selected at a time. The Yamaha RX-A830 has 7 HDMI inputs, and 2 HDMI outputs. You can select only one input at a time. It CAN send that ONE input to TWO different HDMI outputs simultaneously. But that won't solve your problem, since you'll have TWO outputs from your computer(going into the TWO inputs on the receiver). You can convert both computer outputs from vga/dvi to HDMI and have them both going to the receiver (and sending extended display), but you'll only be able to select and view one at a time. It's not usually possible, though there may be one that can do it. Here's why: Virtually every AV receiver can only have one input selected at a time. The Yamaha RX-A830 has 7 HDMI inputs, and 2 HDMI outputs. You can select only one input at a time. It CAN send that ONE input to TWO different HDMI outputs simultaneously. But that won't solve your problem, since you'll have TWO outputs from your computer(going into the TWO inputs on the receiver). You can convert both computer outputs from vga/dvi to HDMI and have them both going to the receiver (and sending extended display), but you'll... » Read More It's not usually possible, though there may be one that can do it. Here's why: Virtually every AV receiver can only have one input selected at a time. The Yamaha RX-A830 has 7 HDMI inputs, and 2 HDMI outputs. You can select only one input at a time. It CAN send that ONE input to TWO different HDMI outputs simultaneously. But that won't solve your problem, since you'll have TWO outputs from your computer(going into the TWO inputs on the receiver). You can convert both computer outputs from vga/dvi to HDMI and have them both going to the receiver (and sending extended display), but you'll only be able to select and view one at a time. « Show Less
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Dear Helene,Thank you for your question regarding our HS120 HDMI splitter. The HS120 will only output to HDMI capable TVs, projectors, and monitors. It will take one input and split it to two outputs. The Direct TV and Roku sticks are input devices. If you want to have multiple inputs and one output, we would recommend our 301BN and 501BN HDMI switches.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific) Dear Helene,Thank you for your question regarding our HS120 HDMI splitter. The HS120 will only output to HDMI capable TVs, projectors, and monitors. It will take one input and split it to two outputs. The Direct TV and Roku sticks are input devices. If you want to have multiple inputs and one output, we would recommend our 301BN and 501BN HDMI switches.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live... » Read More Dear Helene,Thank you for your question regarding our HS120 HDMI splitter. The HS120 will only output to HDMI capable TVs, projectors, and monitors. It will take one input and split it to two outputs. The Direct TV and Roku sticks are input devices. If you want to have multiple inputs and one output, we would recommend our 301BN and 501BN HDMI switches.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific) « Show Less
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I am using the splitter to split HDMI from the output of my video/receiver to 2 flat panel screens. that works just fine. I would assume that your intended use on a charter hdmi output should work equally well.
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No, this has three inputs that can be individually selected and one output. It would not send one input to multiple (selectable) outputs. For that, you would want an HDMI splitter, but those typically send the output to multiple displays at the SAME time. It sounds like what you want to do is only have one of the outputs at a time receive the signal. For that, you would want a bi-directional switch like this one:Sewell Direct SW-8876-3 IBIS 3x1/1x3 HDMI Bi-Directional Switch
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Dear Pat, Thank you for your question about our HS420 Premium HDMI Matrix. You can use the two outputs exactly as you described, run one HDMI output to your TV and the other HDMI to your sound-bar by selecting the same input for both outputs. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product Support Email: support@kinivo.com Toll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486) Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com (Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)