I have 4 TV's connected to this splitter. When I turn on one television, other televisions on other floors that are connected to the splitter will turn on. When I disconnect them from the splitter the issue goes away. Has anyone else seen this?
878040
I have VIEW 1x2 . It`s a switch with a button to change to the tv I want to play. I think what you need is an amplifier that sends an equal amount of signal to each tv.
731426
I don't know everything there is to know about this system. The first thing I would do is eliminate the splitters and see if the problems are corrected. Secondly, when I hooked mine up, my computer automatically reprogrammed it's format system to fit my TV, how I'm not sure. I do know that when I disconnected the cable from the TV, my computer text and resolutions were all messed up. I still haven't gotten them back to where they were. However, all that said, it worked fine when I first connected it and we were able to watch the DVD video from the computer play on the TV. You also might try to contact the manufactuer to see what they have to say. Hope this helps a little.
1446047
To be honest, I have no idea why. Mine just took it out of the box and connected my ps4, and the from there my 2 tvs, nothing else connected. Everything it's been working fine.I haven't touched or moved since I installed. Sorry for your issues.
534210
There's an HDMI In and an HDMI Out on the transmitter. That means you can connect a TV or other device at the transmitter location. The transmitter functions as a pass through as another response indicated. So if you need to connect more than one device at the transmitter location, then, yes, you may need a splitter. Note that any time a device like a splitter is inserted into the circuit, there will be a slight loss in signal clarity. It may not be significant or even noticeable, but there is some loss.
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Check all your connections, you should not have to do that. I have my Direct TV going to the in..........and my Roku & Bluray in the other inputs. It works fine when I toggle from one to the other. Also your input must be correct as well. Could be a bad unit......
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Not 100% sure. It could be a misbehaving signal source. I assume that your Input 1 is either plugged into your Cable/Set Top box or a Blu-Ray play. Try cycling the power by physically unplugging the power cord on whatever is plugged into Input 1. FYI, HDMI is an "Intelligent" interface so it tries to electronically identify the type of signal source plugged into each input. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. When it does, things work more intelligently. For instance, when I turn on my Samsung Blu-ray player which is plugged into Input 2 on my Mitsubishi, the TV turns on too without needing to hit the power button on the TV Remote. And sometimes, when I turn off the Blu-ray player, the TV will turn off too. Another possibility would be to try a new HDMI cable. The cable should be HDMI 1.3 or 1.4 compliant. If you don't have a new cable, but you have multiple cables, try swapping them and see if the problem moves with the cable.
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If cable is find then try using a different splitter. If not that, then maybe you have bad piece of coaxial going to TV #2. I don't know what else it could be. My cable is in the attic and already had a splitter feeding two TVs in bedroom upstairs and living room downstairs. I just disconnected main cable (at the splitter) coming into home and reconnected to antenna. Both TVs work fine. I have a 55in Sony Bravia and a 40in Samsung, both flat LCD LED 1080p. Good luck.
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I don't use the splitter because 2 things running off the splitter at the same time does not work.
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I have (2) LG 32" TVs that are in fairly close proximity. I don't know if the following information will help you, but I have experienced what you describe. I find that sometimes my cable box is on, and my TV is off. When I click the power button on my remote, the cable box is turned on and the TV is turned off, and vice versa. What I do when this occurs is to turn the cable box on with the remote, and physically walk up to the TV and hit the power button at the bottom on the front. This results in both pieces are now turned on. I think my problem results from my using the remote to turn on the TV in one room, and unfortunately, it affects the TV in the other room. I hope this helps you. I have had the problem with each of my TVs.
592176
My splitter works 2 TV's just fine. I see no reason it would not work just as well with your 2 items provided they are working fine with a single line.
776875
Yes, I'm sorry to report we had similar trouble: It knocked out the sound to our whole TV system, which is hooked up through a stereo. We eventually got it back, but every time we plugged the splitter back in, it knocked it out again. I wound up returning it.
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It sounds more like the signal source is the problem. If it was within the TV circuitry, all channels would be affected. ihave had no trouble with my TV and it stays at the top of the technical world.
1975292
Not sure. For me I have my home theater receiver connected to it and it turns off other devices. Check and see if there is a minimum load that has to be on the control socket. It is sensing the change in current
806440
It changes port channels with and without remote and I have moved the HDMI to different ports with the same results also when changing it takes a few seconds before the signal is sent to the TV. I have reinstalled a 2x1 and the TV is responding OK and has not shut off anymore. I have just for the fun of it placed it on another TV different model and the same thing occurs I loose the signal to the set.
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THIS IS NOT A SPLITTER. a splitter takes one devies ie, cable box and splits it on 2 or more outputs. ie 1 hdmi IN and 2 hdmi OUT..... THIS IS A SWITCH. hence it switches. it has 3 hdmi IN and 1 hdmi OUT that you manually switch the sources
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Mine goes to a 3 way splitter, two TV's were within 6 feet of splitter and were good, the third was 30 feet of coax away from splitter and no signal was getting to that TV so I put a pre amp between splitter and that 30 feet of coax and then that TV worked perfectly
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I would advise against cascading splitters. This device is stable and successfully splits the signal to multiple TVs in my home but it seems to require that I reset it every few weeks. Periodically, one or more TV fails to receive a signal until I reset the unit that splits the DVR recorder that sits in a central network room in my home. I suspect that noise might be introduced by a device or splitter that causes signals to be lost. I think you would be better served to use an 8-port unit (OREI HD-108). In my case, other family members cannot trouble-shoot problems and have to do without the feed until I reset the unit. This may not be a concern for you.