In my Motor Home I would like to transmit a TV signal from one TV (connected to cable but there is no cable box) to another TV. How would I do that?
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You probably can transmit the signal but it may not be what you are looking for - To start with, both TV's need to have the RCA Audio Video connectors - and the sending TV would have to have the audio and video outputs. Audio out is common, but the yellow video out is not. IF you have the yellow video out, then set up the Nyrius transmitter to connect to the sending TV output connectors, and the receiving TV input connectors to the Nyrius receiving unit. Now that you have done that, you are limited in that you can only receive the same channel on the remote TV as you are watching on the main TV. So when you watch the remote TV, the receiving TC must be on, and you have to select what you watch on the TV connected to the cable. The only alternative would be to get a cable box with the three RCA output jacks and an RF signal splitter so that the incoming cable is connected to both the TV and the cable box. You can then connect the Nyrius transmitter to the cable bos output and the remote TV to the receiving Nyrius (as above). Then you control what you watch on the remote TV by controlling the Cable box - likely meaning you have to be in a line of sight for the box remote control to work (by IR signal). Let me know if this leads to other connections. Don Wilkes
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The first two answers are correct: you need a video (yellow) and audio (red/black) output to use for transmitting the signal and the 2nd TV needs to have those inputs. If you don't have that, here are a couple of cheap alternatives: for the transmitting (1st) TV, you can add a cheap VCR that has those signals. For the receiving (2nd) TV, you can add a cheap RCA to Coax converter box if that TV doesn't have RCA inputs. Those can be purchased on-line or at Radio Shack.
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Hi, this box won't do that alone since it only transmits composite video and stereo audio connected by RCA jacks. I think you'll need a cable box with composite video out to transmit with this device. Good Luck!
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Yes, this company sells just the receiver alone. You could buy a set (Transmitter + Receiver) then buy an extra receiver. This would allow you to receive the same signal to 1 or 2 TV's at a time. Or, just send the the signal to 1 of the 2 TV's you have this device u hooked up to.
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Yes, if a TV is not connected to the antenna it gets no signal. I have only one hooked up but it appears you can hook up two.
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This 2X4 box will "duplicate one HDMI signal so it can be transmitted to two separate outputs. If you want to have 4 different channels on four different TVs you need 4 cable boxes. However, you could have 2 on the same channels on two TVs with the 2X4 box. If you bought a second 2X4 box you could have two of the same channels on the other two TVs.Requirement:(2) 2X4 boxes(2) cable boxes
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Just plug into Satellite or cable box and also into electric outlet. The second one goes to remote TV and is plugged into an electric outlet as well. Very simple setup. My Direct TV remote works with it. I just point it toward the remote and it changes channels, etc.
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Only if the TV you are using has computer capabilities and I don't know if any do. First you must be connected to the internet, then you have to be able to transmit signals to the @TV as if you were using a remote in your home. In fact, if using the @TV on a laptop or desktop a remote shows up on the screen and that's how you turn the remote cable box on and control all the other fuctions such as changing stations or turning on DVR etc. On an iPad or phone a similar box opens up and you control those fuctions with touchpads.
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Keep in mind that this unit is a switch and not a signal divider. You can connect it to two TV's, but only one TV will be active at any given time. The unit allows you to connect a cable box to both TVs but only one of the TV's will have a signal, depending on the switch setting.
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No just plug both units each into an electrical outlet.. and attached the small transmitter to your TV and you have a great video.. was up and running in 10 mins.. was great no cords to wire in the attic or outside...
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you should be able to do that. My mother's tv is straight cable,no vcr or cable box.
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You could use this device, however keep a couple things in mind. This does not have HD in case you need or want that. Also it needs a cable box in order to send a signal to your TV, you could not hook a cable going from the wall to it and transmit to TV. So you may have to "share" it with another tv if you don't have another cable box. We use ours so we can watch tv outside in our spa and its great for that!
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That is the whole idea of the device. You can connect up to four different devices ie. cable box, dvd player, etc to the transmitting unit. The receiver unit is placed by the remote TV and connected to an hdmi port. You set your TV input to that hdmi port. You select which of the input devices connected to the transmitter unit you wish to send to the receiving unit. The transmitter unit has four hdmi ports and two component ports. A lot of cable boxes output to component so you should be ok. Cable to cable box, cable box to component port (or hdmi if your cable box has hdmi output). If your remotes are infrared, you will still need to point the remote toward the cable box or dvd player etc. My remote is RF for my satellite receiver so I don't need to do that for satellite but I do need to do it for my dvd player. The infrared gizmo that is included with the Nyrius really doesn't cut it.
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If you have a Satellite receiver OR a cable receiver, either should have an HDMI, Digital Audio, or RCA type cable OUTPUT. Use the appropriate cable and plug that into the appropriate INPUT on the back of the receiver. If you DO NOT have your TV connected to anything other than an (antenna) then see what type of OUTPUT the TV supports, and match it up to the back of the receiver. If you DO NOT have any outputs from the back of the TV you'll need to get a new TV.
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You need to have a coaxcial cable that goes from your box to the 2 tv's and place the 2 powermids ,1 infrontYour box and 1 in your bedroom. You just have to bring with you your remote control and face the powermid in the bedroom to change your Channel.
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All you have to do is split the signal. Get a dual splitter, hook one up to the box and the other to a recorder. You can watch TV on say channel 3-1 and record on 13-1. I tried it and it works. Just get the instructions on line. Really simple set up
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I have two digital TV attached. Also I have installed a signal amplifier attached to the antenna. But I don't know the direct answer to your question. It seems to me that the signal amplifier (at less than $20) would make sense if you live on the edge of the TV transmitter coverage area.
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I thought of doing the same thing, and it would work. But, you would only be able to use your cable box remote with the tv that has the cable box close to it. Cable boxes use infra red to communicate with the remote, so you need direct line of sight from box to remote. If you had tv in living room and tv in bedroom on same cable box, the remote would only work where ever cable box is located.
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Nelci, If I were to set it up this way would the tv pass the signal thru as if it was coming directly from the cable box? Would it lose it's 5.1 (or any other audio code) signal going thru the TV and out to the receiver? Jack