is there any way to have 2 different displays with this splitter?
234963
No. Because the signal strength degrades. I plug in my TV only with a 25' direct cable, (note: get a cable with audio mini attached for sound and make sure that it is long enough, some mini's are short) I do not use the splitter. I have found that the splitter does not work with two monitors at a time.
234964
Yes; I had one hooked up to the monitor on my desk and the other went to the projector I was using in the classroom.
234965
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but if your graphics card can handle it you can use a splitter to have 2 monitors hooked up to your computer. You have different things pulled up on either monitor, so you could have a word document open on one and research in a browser opened on the other.
234966
Yes it is possible, I use it on a 46 inch lcd and a standard computer monitor
234967
yes, just plug this into your PC then hook up each display to the two split ends
234968
No. If the key word is DIFFERENT this simply splits the signal for 2 identical monitors. I am on a splitter to 50' for one room and 6' at the computer. Works perfect for me to have 2 security monitors in 2 different locations. BTW I bought a good 50' cable.
1728817
I dont see how this is possible. Its used for two monitors on one computer not the other way around
323032
no, you can get a special adapter and split the two monitors. it only has one hdmi port, no dvi or vga connections so if you want good resolution you need a graphics card with two ports i would recommend getting a dedicated graphics card with two ports,, if you split each monitor would be splitting up the resolution because it would be a single output stretched across two monitors, i use one and it works fine, and windows 8.1 comes preinstalled, dell and windows will automatically update it for you,, if you want Microsoft office you have to pay $70 for it and there's an app for that.
1641089
It won't work. This is a splitter, so you can't do an input and output for the two ports.
709927
No. One port is one signal. You couldn't even get two displays with one port and a splitter.
836759
This is simply a splitter that duplicate input signal. 4 different "monitor/TV" screens will have the exactly same content. For multiple displays with different content, you need multi-display graphics adapters.
988192
This splitter takes one input and send the same input signal to two separate displays.
50771
Should work, using an 2 way hdmi splitter - and go to 2 displays instead of one on that output. Both displays will show the same picture, and will synchronize to the lowest resolution ( for ex. you have a 720 and 1080 display- will display 720 on both). Good luck.
456017
You would have to use a simple splitter. Only one of the two outlets is controlable.
169901
Naturally no, but its potentially possible to use 2 of these at the same time if you buy an adapter that allows for dual monitors.
1348999
No, this device is for multiple tvs. What you need is a HDMI switch, not splitter.
1100891
You may run a single signal and split it to both monitors , that's how I wired mine.
1017278
As long as you have them plugged into different HDMI ports, you can choose whichever one you want; you just can't have them both on at once on a split screen.
1100893
You need to run RCA signal cables for both. I used a BOSS video splitter for four monitors.
281579
That cannot be done - the signaling direction cannot be reversed. An example of how this device is intended to be used is for someone who has several computers and wants to switch viewing each of those separate outputs on their one monitor (one at a time) - that way you would not have to set up 2 or 3 monitors for your 2 or 3 computers. What it sounds like you want is an HDMI splitter - that would allow one computer, or one cable TV signal box, to send out its one signal and you then view it on your TV and your monitor all at the same time. Switches switch between inputs (viewing only one at a time), splitters split outputs (viewing all at once) - and to the best of my knowledge nobody has invented anything that can flip back and forth and do both of these jobs using one device!
608984
Yes, but you have to use the Display port as one of the inputs to the monitor, and then any HDMI input to do split screen, FYI, two HDMI inputs won't let you do split screen
1195011
I do not believe so, as the output is singular to one display. I think what you want is this: http://www.monitorsanywhere.com/