can you watch 2 tv at once both pluged into this box same station
1192465
As long as you are watching the same audio and video you can watch up to 4 tvs at one time. One input goes from one-four tvs.
1192466
Yes. Just have to have the needed input on your tvs and then you can watch the original source input on up to 4 different devices whether it be a TV, projector, Recording device etc.
1192467
It has one input and multiple simultaneous output "copies" of the input. You could watch up to 4 TVs, all showing the identical material present on the one input.
1192468
As long as the TVs and receiver have the appropriate input / outputs this should work for that purpose
1609891
+You can use a splitter on the coax between box and Tv only one TV will have access to the antena direction
2093591
At least in my experience, no. Both are networks, so enabling one disables the other. It appears that, like a radio, you can only receive one channel at a time. I've checked this with IT people, and it looks like it is only one system at a time.
894613
Have 2 sets in my house close together with 2 transmitters being on one TV with no problem at all
2008627
You can only changed channels on one tv...whatever you are watching is on both tv's...at least that is the way it works for me
60254
You can buy additional receiver units for other tv's but the transmitter antenna will have to be aimed at whichever tv you are going to watch at that time. If you're thinking of seeing the picture on multiple tv's at the same time this will not do that.
350152
Yes. You should be able to. Others have done this. Get something like a Morley AB box and you can rock both channels at the same time.
1139536
Yes , but you should not use a dual tv receiver. I have found them harder to set up.
1456342
The signal is sent to both outputs all the time. You can use either tv or both at once.
1150678
Yes, but the programming will be the same in both locations... i.e. you can't watch one source (eg. tv channel) in the bedroom and another where the transmitter is.
1823372
I'm not sure if you could hook up two of the systems simultaneously to one device if that's what you mean.
2234992
Hi Micheal, The answer to your question is yes, but it depends on how you have the first TV connected to the cable box. If you have the first unit or TV next to the cable box connected to any output other than the video/composite video out on the cable box it is fine because you will need to connect the Leap Frog to the video/composite video out/put of the cable box. You will be stuck with the same channels on both TV's however.
1306768
You can, but what you probably want is a cable splitter, that will have both televisions with the same input (cable, satellite, antenna) at the same time. But if for some reason you want one TV to be without that input while the other is, you can surely use this switch.
1798473
I doubt it. I haven't opened the case to see if the channels are tune-able. I assume they are made to the same frequency on each unit as is in the description. So I would expect crossover when using two units.
89754
Yes You can. It has 2 HDMI ports on it. So you can have 2 HDMI devices plugged in at once.
1006289
Yes - we currently use it with two TVs, and can have both of them turned on at once.
389799
This does not connect directly to your TV. I plugs into a computer which you could then hook up to a TV through multiple methods. If you already knew that then yes, you can watch one show while another is recording.