Can I use 2 SiliconDust HDHomeRun PRIME together to have 6 tuners? Has anyone tried this? If so how does it work?
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Yes you can. I had 2 Prime units (6 tuners) connected to the cable and an HDHR (2 Tuners) connected to an antenna and it worked great. Just remember that Prime HDHR3's only work with cable and you can not connect them to an antenna if you cut the cable
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With a Mac you can hook 1 EyeTV box to the USB port & 1 HDHomeRun box to the ethernet port. That gives me 3 tuners.
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Yes. It has six "zones," so unless you're bridging some of the zones you're good to go. I've got four Raspberry Pis for four different zones, fed by Logitech Media Server on a "MyCloud" device. Haven't tried syncing the output to multiple zones simultaneously yet.
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3 separate pc's concurrently. Remember if you are recording a show and watching another you are using 2 tuners. Make sure all tuners are programmed correctly as well. I went a year without being able to use one until I discovered I had one of my tuners configured for HD air antenna source and not cable tv.
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You can assign what input Video One/Two/Three uses on the fly through the set-up menu. I didn't think my unit would pass HD until I figured out the input mode needed a source assigned. After assigning Video One to HD1 I was off to the races.
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This is a great product. I am using it on one system (computer to TV set). I have no answers for a three system setup. May I suggest goingto the Peerless site for answers. http://www.peerless-av.com/en-us/professional/products/HDS-WHDI100
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Recommend you get an external tuner instead, so as not to need to worry about drivers. Take a look at the silicondust dot com products. In the downloads section, you'll see HDHomeRun software for Linux, and some Linux based DVR programs are supported. Most all of the silicondust external tuners are sold on Amazon. Note the feature sets are different for each one, get the right one...some are for over the air, some for digital cablecard arrangements, etc.
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I am not familiar with what you are currently using but I would think so. You can use two separate systems (amplifiers supporting two separate and distinctly different set ups) and go to the same speakers to listen to each sound system.......or into six other zones or speaker setups. The box is very high quality and performs perfectly for my application. Again, I power a Pioneer audio/video system for TV and accessory video stuff into a big surround system; then I share those speakers with a separate dedicated HI-FI system. If I could afford to put speakers in other rooms (zones), then the unit could drive up to six additional areas. Hope this helps. I am not familiar with what you are currently using but I would think so. You can use two separate systems (amplifiers supporting two separate and distinctly different set ups) and go to the same speakers to listen to each sound system.......or into six other zones or speaker setups. The box is very high quality and performs perfectly for my application. Again, I power a Pioneer audio/video system for TV and accessory video stuff into a big surround system; then I share those speakers with a separate dedicated HI-FI system. If I could afford to put speakers in other rooms (zones), then the... » Read More I am not familiar with what you are currently using but I would think so. You can use two separate systems (amplifiers supporting two separate and distinctly different set ups) and go to the same speakers to listen to each sound system.......or into six other zones or speaker setups. The box is very high quality and performs perfectly for my application. Again, I power a Pioneer audio/video system for TV and accessory video stuff into a big surround system; then I share those speakers with a separate dedicated HI-FI system. If I could afford to put speakers in other rooms (zones), then the unit could drive up to six additional areas. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sorry, I don't know. I only use it with one receiver and it works great. I guess you need to ask Nyrius.
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No, all you need is for your PC to be running a version of Windows that supports Windows Media Center and for the PC and the infinitiTV 6 ETH to be on the same subnet. It would act as if the tuner is directly connected to the tuner device... And multiple Windows PC can share the tuner. Externeders would continue to work as they are today.. They are simply clients to your media center PC that hosts the tuners themselves (or the network tuners).
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Yes you can or you can use a splitter and do three that's how I have it and it plays fine for me good luck with yours
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Sorry, I can't give you an accurate answer. My gut feeling is that since both TiVo and HDHomeRun are both tuners there could be some conflict. You may be able to make them work, but probably not the way you want it to. My HDHomeRun is directly connected to the cable and I use Microsoft Media Center for the DVR and other functions and it works very well in that configuration. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Yes. I tested it by running three stations manually at the same time and they all worked. YOu need to start each individually, but three will run concurrently. Of course it begs the questions as to why you'd want to do that, but that is your business.
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The only flaw about linking 3 Joeys to 1 hooper is that your only allowed to use 3 tuners, which means, if their was 4 TV's on at same time, one of them would have to watch same program as another tuner, unless you where watching a DVR which doesn't use a tuner.
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I have not been able to do it. One of the biggest problems with Kenwood systems is that they have a terrible reception with the best antennas. Maybe that is why I have not been able to tun in to HD2. I can barely tune in HD channels. I hope this helps. If you want to save money, try other brand that offers the same features as this system. When Kenwoods work, the sound is very nice, but I think they are overpriced. I will not get another Kenwood unless the price is more competitive to other brands.
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Hi TBC. I've never run more than 2 of these units at the same time, but I think as long as you set the frequency of each unit to a different available pre set frequency (there's a choice of many -- 20 or more?-- built in to these babies), you shouldn't have interference. Of course this supposes that the space where you're using them doesn't have native RF or frequency noise happening within any of the frequencies you set your units to. I have yet to get much external frequency interference or noise in the frequency ranges at which these units operate. Good luck.
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If you're using Media Center with Windows 7 or 8 it should work. The limit I think is four of each type of tuner (analog, QAM, ATSC, etc.). With two 2250s Media Center should show as having four analog and four digital tuners. I have a Hauppauge 1250 and a 2250 installed in my PC and they show up as having three analog and three digital tuners in Media Center.
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I purchased the Magnavox HDD 535H and it does have a Qam tuner.Station numbers are unique, not as listed by my provider WOW.