Can I use this device to both send and recieve? as in can I leave one at home setup to send, and then recieve on another one someplace else on a TV?
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Well, I think you can if you allow it to be seen through their services. Their dox focus on what you can watch, but the units have several inputs, that I think you can even change remotely. I've watch my Vulkano Lava on an iPad and iTouch as well as my computers. So, I am not sure you can control a VL to VL connection from the sender, but you can from the receiver. Maybe if you described what you are trying to do, I could be of more help. I'm thinking of buying another one to remotely connect them.
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Hi Mr. Padgett, Not sure I completely understand what you're trying to do. The Monsoon devices are one-way devices, meant to transmit the contents of whatever you have hooked up to it (satellite, dvr, whatever), out to your smartphone or PC on the local LAN or on the internet. Only one person can be connected to it at a time. As you use a PC or Mac with the Vulkano player running on it, or an iPhone, iPad, or Android Vulkano Player App to view the contents of your system, you don't need a second Vulkano unit remotely to watch TV. Just one unit, a router configured to pass the necessary ports, and a PC, Mac, or suitable portable device running their software or App. Hope this helps. Hi Mr. Padgett, Not sure I completely understand what you're trying to do. The Monsoon devices are one-way devices, meant to transmit the contents of whatever you have hooked up to it (satellite, dvr, whatever), out to your smartphone or PC on the local LAN or on the internet. Only one person can be connected to it at a time. As you use a PC or Mac with the Vulkano player running on it, or an iPhone, iPad, or Android Vulkano Player App to view the contents of your system, you don't need a second Vulkano unit remotely to watch TV. Just one unit, a router configured to pass the necessary... » Read More Hi Mr. Padgett, Not sure I completely understand what you're trying to do. The Monsoon devices are one-way devices, meant to transmit the contents of whatever you have hooked up to it (satellite, dvr, whatever), out to your smartphone or PC on the local LAN or on the internet. Only one person can be connected to it at a time. As you use a PC or Mac with the Vulkano player running on it, or an iPhone, iPad, or Android Vulkano Player App to view the contents of your system, you don't need a second Vulkano unit remotely to watch TV. Just one unit, a router configured to pass the necessary ports, and a PC, Mac, or suitable portable device running their software or App. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Well, when Amazon sent me your request for info, I was intrigued, as I was thinking of doing a similar thing. I just did a brief search of the Internet and found lots of discussions of people wanting to do this. The biggest plea was for a ROKU App (which I would favor, as I have two Roku devices) and 2nd was Apple TV. The latest discussion I stumbled on was from Dec 2012. If anyone else out there has researched this and knows if Monsoon ever caught up with the world, let us know. I was under the impression your could connect one Vulkano Lava to another, but now I am not sure. Out of time to research this today. Well, when Amazon sent me your request for info, I was intrigued, as I was thinking of doing a similar thing. I just did a brief search of the Internet and found lots of discussions of people wanting to do this. The biggest plea was for a ROKU App (which I would favor, as I have two Roku devices) and 2nd was Apple TV. The latest discussion I stumbled on was from Dec 2012. If anyone else out there has researched this and knows if Monsoon ever caught up with the world, let us know. I was under the impression your could connect one Vulkano Lava to another, but now I am not sure. Out of time to... » Read More Well, when Amazon sent me your request for info, I was intrigued, as I was thinking of doing a similar thing. I just did a brief search of the Internet and found lots of discussions of people wanting to do this. The biggest plea was for a ROKU App (which I would favor, as I have two Roku devices) and 2nd was Apple TV. The latest discussion I stumbled on was from Dec 2012. If anyone else out there has researched this and knows if Monsoon ever caught up with the world, let us know. I was under the impression your could connect one Vulkano Lava to another, but now I am not sure. Out of time to research this today. « Show Less
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Yes , but you should not use a dual tv receiver. I have found them harder to set up.
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I have a related but slightly different question. If I have Comcast and use this device as the transmitter (plugged into my router), can I use an old FiOS router in my living room as the receiver? Trying to determine if this would work so I can buy the single pack instead of the twin pack.
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I seriously doubt it. You really need to be pointing at the unit with the remote, so as long as one isn't within line of site you can prob use both within same room.
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Using it on a second TV will require a third device. I use AppleTV and stream it through my iPad.
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Only if you but a second recievet for the second light.This works on tadio signals, when you press the button it sends a radio signal to the reciever that you fit inside the light. If you have 2 recievers, set to the same frequency, then you can control two lights with one transmiter
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I've used about a dozen of these devices and no two were on the same frequency. I think your using two or more in a close proximity would be fine. Each device will work only from it's own remote. The chances of you getting two sets on the same frequency would be very rare in my opinion.
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No- This is to split the input not the output. If you want to watch two different shows on two different TV's you need a a dual receiver. If you want to watch the same thing as the main TV in a different room then you just need a plain signal splitter.
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This unit will work to switch between sources and send out the same signal. If the picture quality is poor for the far tvs you may need a device that boosts/ extends the signal. Some of those have the ability to split the signal too.
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you can use this, but note that the transmission signals from the main device to the other devices have a substantial delay. Would recommend you find an alternative way to accomplish task, this item is a losing purchase, and just makes you frustrated. I have been using this and finally gave up on it, the delay to other devices was extemely long..
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All I know is we purchased it as a splitter so we could send a signal to two TVs and it did not work! I'm not sure if it will do what you want but if it doesn't you can always return it.
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Perhaps you can buy an additional RF link for the extra TV, but I have not tried this. These transmitters work extremely well. Bought ours a few years ago and we have not had any issues.
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No! This works as a one way splitter. You'll need a switch box. If both devices are accidentally turned on at the same time you may damage your electronics.
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You can't use them at the same time, this is a switcher that will switch 2 devices automatically, It works quite well The other user must have a defective unit mine works great. I use it to switch between an always on device Roku, and my Oppo Blu-Ray player on a single HDMI jack, I have plenty of jacks but use this so that it will auto switch. I would say if that is what you need to do this should work.
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As far as I know you can connect 5 devices to 0ne receiver to one TV If you wanted one transmitter to go to two TV's you would need a device like a Vopex that would connect mutable TV's to one transmitter. Check out this link Atlona FAQ http://www.atlona.com/linkcastAV.html
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You can. One TV can be physically connected through HDMI and the other TV can be connected wirelessly. So yes
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If I remember correctly, you would need to disconnect the one whenever you want to use the other. I believe one of the reviewers mentioned it. I purchased this for my son & he has it set up on a separate TV in the game room.