I have a media room with a screen & projector that use the same sources as wall-mounted TV. Will it control 2 displays with similar sources w/o macros
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If you can figure it out, how to program it, it probably could. I think this remote is very poorly thought out. I have found it almost impossible to program for a system that includes tv, stereo, dvd, and cable box (u-verse). The instructions are worthless and I gave up on trying to get it work. I have went back to Logitech Harmony(s). They do not last very long, but very easy to program and work very simply. I am sorry that I wasted my money on the URC R40. And I am a pretty knowledgable person on computers and electronics; build pcs. Just my two cents worth.
26713
Yes. If you spend the time, it's not that hard. I haves several devices on tis remote and I'm still using it, several years later. You do have to spend some time getting familiar with it, but it really isn't that difficult.
718043
This splitter will allow you to see the same image as your desktop on more than one screen. For example, one infocus could be plugged into your desktop and the splitter would allow you to plug in another infocus to the splitter to show it on a different screen. If you do not have to them on at the same time, then it should be okay if you are running it to the same monitor. I hope this helps.
1721995
Yes - one must be VGA and the other digital. You can also run one monitor of either input type.
451565
Since I was unable to run it while using 2 monitors in my workspace, I would say no. Their tech support even stated that I had to have one monitor to get it to work. If you have a laptop, then it should work. But after suffering through that headache, I purchased Cyberlink PowerDVD 14 Ultra instead: and it works great: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JOVFT0W/ref=oh_aui_d_detailpage_o02_?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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I used it to switch between inputs. Only one input at at time sending the same output to two screens.
2035533
No. It will not do that. You can duplicate one input and transmit it to two outputs at the same time. You have two different inputs so you can switch between two different video sources easily (by clicking the input button).
497273
Yes. It will take an HDMI signal input and split it so you can play it on 2 different TV/Monitors.
1041455
My television will do either DMI or VGA. The computer hard drive itself also has jacks obviously for both connections If you wanted to run 2 monitors off of it. One jack for each type. Hope this helps!
451566
Since I was unable to run it while using 2 monitors in my workspace, I would say no. Their tech support even stated that I had to have one monitor to get it to work. If you have a laptop, then it should work. But after suffering through that headache, I purchased Cyberlink PowerDVD 14 Ultra instead: and it works great: PowerDVD 14 Ultra [Download]
135802
No. This will show the same thing on both screens. You need a video card with dual outputs to do what you want.
611879
No, this is to plug in 3 different out puts into a tv, and it switches in between them based on the order you put them in and whether they are on or off.You are looking for screens sharing i believe. Here is some quick explanations from Ehow.com:Windows:http://www.ehow.com/how_2190985_set-up-multiple-screens-one.html#page=3Mac:http://www.ehow.com/how_6754875_set-dual-monitors-apple-computer.html#page=0
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I think so. I am using the HDMI and the VGA ports and it has no problem with that. The HDMI is connected to a projector and the VGA to a standard monitor. It detects both just fine, I assume it would be the same with the display port as well.
607212
Richard, Yes they do, however if you want control of the second moniter such as a different game or DVD movie you must get a more expensive model. The second screen is just a duplicate not a potential independant unit. I love the model but it is limited.
2186758
I have the 5x1 model of this same unit, and I tried to set it up to switch my computer HDMI output between 2 different monitors. It did not work, so I would venture to say the answer is No.
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.
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I don't know anything about Media Center but if you are using Beyond TV then definitely yes you can run two of these cards and have 4 functional tuners regardless of what operating system you are using.
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well, there is a functionality that displays on the screen the other sources in small windows if that's what you mean. But I think that your television set fas to be compatible, PIP or picture in picture.