I want to split the signal to a DirectTV Receiver and a cable modem. Will this work, and if not does anyone know what will? Thanks ~
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I have cox Cable and used it to split the signal and it worked great. This should do the job.
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Yes it will work. That is actually how Verizon and Time Warner set up my modem and tv box
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all you need is a 4 way swm splitter. It has to be a directv swm splitter a regular splitter will not work.
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So long as the cable run is short. I have a pretty long cable run... and adding a splitter wasn't great for the signal. (Basement to third floor.)
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Yes that will work. I now have my signal split 4 ways near the cable box and then 2 ways later in the house and the do not see degradation in the signal. I have both the 2-port and 4-port version of this product. I can watch 4 TVs all with the same picture. There may be slight delay in showing the picture as the HDMI synchronizes but once complete it works flawlessly.
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RhymeBoy.G, Thanks for your post. I want to connect our satellite receiver, blu ray disk device, and plasma tv to the internet by cat5 cable. We have the following: dsl modem&gt;D-link wifi router&gt;desktop pc&gt;wifi laptops. I was not certain if I could connect the entertainment devices through a switch connected to the wifi router. Now I know this will work! Thanks.
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This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that case you could use this to get the satellite and cable signals to the cable modem and main receiver. This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that... » Read More This device allows you to combine the signal between the satellite dish and a satellite receiver with any UHF/VHF/Cable signal on to one Coax and then to separate the signal on the other end. The UHF/VHF/Cable video signal can go either direction. It sounds like you get TV from Direct TV and Internet from Time Warner. If that is the case, the only way you would use this device to go to three rooms would be if you have separate satellite receivers and cable modems in each room. Probably you want to have one cable modem and then have ethernet cables or wireless to the other rooms. In that case you could use this to get the satellite and cable signals to the cable modem and main receiver. « Show Less
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No, what you are wanting to do is called a MOCA lan connection. Most if not all cable company coax connections can do this, but satellite connections can not. The lan connection can not pass through the splitter and other devices found in a satellite setup. That being said the DECA connection will but it is propriety connection
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Depends on how strong of a signal you receive. I split the signal to 3 TV's with no issues. The box has only one Coax output but you can by a splitter to distribute to multiple TV's.
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There are splitters out there to make this work. 2 go in and out into house and another spliter on the other end to the tv and satellite. It is called a diplexor and there may be nicer ones than this but heres a link Pack of 2- Holland Dishpro Satellite Diplexer - Dish Approved 2 amp version . This should work so your cable and satellite can live in harmony , so I assume it would work with antenna and then you just have to fight with hdmi cable to pull them both in (with a possible cable converter box) and an hdmi spliter.
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NO. This unit ONLY works with ATSC over the air digital channels. It will not work with cable TV signals at all.
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nope. it is what i thought to but it cannot split the signal. it should be call a connector . i rate this a o for use and deception by calling it a splitter. sorry dont buy this product and i coulnd not even return it.
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It works fine with a cable splitter as long as the 120 Volt AC power to the antenna is on the coax line from the splitter to the antenna and not on one of the lines from the splitter to a TV. You need clean power to the antenna and the coax connection at the antenna needs to be protected from moisture. The biggest problem with the antenna is the flexible base; the antenna shakes in wind and your signal goes down the tube.
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I bought this to be able to get an internet signal. in theory that is what this is for, you can split the signal between two receivers in your home a Dvr and a regular receiver.
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Same thing happened to me. It actually took out my DirecTV signal and had to restore the link between the unit and the TV. One one peripheral device ended up working, so I sent it back to Amazon. Refund processed quickly.
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First let me say,The splitter is for satellite TV but I am using one for my "over the air" HDTV whole house system. Now let me qualify that. I am passing DC voltage to the RCA amplifier located at my antenna (on the DC pass through port) and running three TVs off the remaining non-DC passing ports. It is working fine for me in my application. Yours might be different. This over the air HDTV on more that one TV or even combining more than one antenna can get real frustrating! Hope this helps.
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I use it to go RCA to COAX. Directv client can deliver out via RCA and I have coax throughout my house, so I run that signal to two other televisions via the coax. I don't know why it wouldn't go the other way around as indicated in the above post. I thought it was directionally unbiased, but I guess not.
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This splitter will amplify any signal supplied to it. However, it won't help with reception. If the input signal to the splitter is intermittent or noisy, the splitter won't help with that. In my case, the cable into my house had several splits before it came to my cable modem. Installing this splitter boosted a weak, but otherwise intact, signal back up to a useable level.