Can you have more than one TV streaming different shows?
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No. This is for a single HDMI out, meaning it will work with a receiver or TV but not multiple devices. What you might appreciate is that the video stream from the 7500 is much, much cleaner and detailed than the stream coming from a PC using MS Silverlight.
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Depending on what your wireless speed is, you might seriously consider using Roku HD for the other TVs.
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There are 2 tuners so as long as you are only recording 1 show you can use the other to view live TV.
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Yes you can put all of them on 1 channel or two on one and the other on another channel.
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yes you will need more than one. It will only work on one tv at a time. Or you could use it in on what ever room you are watching the tv in. Very easy to hook up.
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You need one per TV. Splitting the feed will reduce signal strength to each TV set, and you won't receive all of the channels that you should.
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Since no one answered this question, I'll take a stab at it, based on general principles. Yes, you can watch at both locations. Yes, you can watch two different channels, if you have more than one tuner in the system. One configuration in which you would be able to watch a different channel at each location is with the TV at the Slingbox location connected directly to the incoming cable line and a VCR with tuner connected to the Slingbox. You could then tune the TV at the Slingbox location to one channel and tune the VCR remotely to a different channel which would be viewable at the second location. A cable box or second TV can take the place of the VCR. A splitter can be used at the Slingbox location to split the signal between devices for each location. In the case of the VCR, you can use either a splitter or the TV/VCR switch on the VCR to segregate the signal for each location. With other devices, you probably need the splitter. In the case of proprietary signals and devices, you may need one device for each location, in addition to the Slingbox - e.g. if you are on the DISH Network, you would need two DISH boxes, one for each viewing location, located at the Slingbox location, in order to view different channels at each location.
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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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Sorry, you cannot. The secondary TV will have the same channel as the Primary (Primary being where the sender TV hook-up).
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There is a dip switch to change the channel. You can keep them on the same channel or another.
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Yes you can, but ROKU has access to many more streaming channels that the TV doesn't.
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I own 3 Roku's, One for each TV in the house. I have one Netflix account, Hulu account, and Amazon account that can be viewed on each one. There currently is no reasonable way to share one Roku among multiple TV's and get them to play different content. You could probably cobble something up and get one Roku to play the same thing on multiple TV's. You do not have to log out of a Hulu account on one Roku to log into Hulu on another Roku. Hulu, Amazon, and Netflix have restriction on how many devices can play their content at once. Netflix is 2, Amazon and Hulu it is 1. You can log into and save the login information automatically to all three. Watch something, end it, and within a few minutes you should be able to go to another Roku or any device and watch something else from the same provider. You do not need to login and log out as you move from device to device. Hulu, Amazon, and Netflix know when you have stopped watching a movie (usually within a few minutes) and it will keep track of that and simply bar you from watching on another device that you are already logged in on or let you watch it. You only need to log in once.
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Just one TV you need to get an aftermarket amplified splitter for multiple TV's. Yes you get local free programs with better clarity then cable.
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I believe that you can select a different channel for each of them to operate on. In the description for both it says they are "command one programmable".
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You certainly can watch one show while recording another IF you have a second antenna attached to the TV's RF (antenna) input. You need only to connect the converter to the TV with the supplied rca cables. Or you can connect a single antenna to both the converter and the TV by using an inexpensive splitter.
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Hi Don's mom. Yes you may stream 3 separate pc's concurrently on one cable card as long as they are pc's running WMC, and not Mac's (I use Macs). You can also use an Xbox to receive the media as well. The thing to remember is this. If you are setting WMC to record a program that is using on tuner. Now you may only watch on 2 other units while the third one is recording. I hope this helps.
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Yup! You just have to set them all to the same channels. (The guide book that comes along will show you)
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No you cannot. If you have a Tivo Premier on each set you can stream between them. If you have older pre Premier Tivos on each set you can transfer non protected programs between the Tivos. At a minimum this would be broadcast stations and uprotected cable stations. A lot depends on how much your cable provider protects. Premium stations are always protected.