I have 2 tvs and want to watch a program on both via hdmi from my roku connected to only one. Can this item do that? If not can you help.
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Im not familiar with Roku players but if you plug any 2 HDMI devices into the two inputs, this device will output the signal for whichever of the two devices you choose into two separate televisions. Both TVs will display only one splitter input at a time.
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The ROKU 2 HD comes with a composite (R,Y,W) cable... if you want to watch in HD you will need to purchase a separate HDMI cable.I wonder if there is a HDMI hub where multiple HDMI devices can be connected to one port on your TV.
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Dear Helene,Thank you for your question regarding our HS120 HDMI splitter. The HS120 will only output to HDMI capable TVs, projectors, and monitors. It will take one input and split it to two outputs. The Direct TV and Roku sticks are input devices. If you want to have multiple inputs and one output, we would recommend our 301BN and 501BN HDMI switches.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific) Dear Helene,Thank you for your question regarding our HS120 HDMI splitter. The HS120 will only output to HDMI capable TVs, projectors, and monitors. It will take one input and split it to two outputs. The Direct TV and Roku sticks are input devices. If you want to have multiple inputs and one output, we would recommend our 301BN and 501BN HDMI switches.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live... » Read More Dear Helene,Thank you for your question regarding our HS120 HDMI splitter. The HS120 will only output to HDMI capable TVs, projectors, and monitors. It will take one input and split it to two outputs. The Direct TV and Roku sticks are input devices. If you want to have multiple inputs and one output, we would recommend our 301BN and 501BN HDMI switches.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific) « Show Less
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Here is what I think: each Roku is doing its own streaming and therefore the originating point of streaming for each one can be different. So, short answer would be yes, I think you can watch different shows on each device.
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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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I'm technically challenged, so I hope my response makes sense. I used the HDMI cable to hook up my TV and Roku. I then followed the instructions I received with the Roku to sync up with my WiFi. The instructions were easy, and there were no additional cables required. Hope this helps :)
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The Roku unit that I have only has an HDMI cable. If you have a new receiver. It should have an HDMI input and then on the output HDMI goes to your TV. Then you will have sound and picture I do not have a digital receiver, so I needed the digital to analog converter. I hope this helps you anything else, don't hesitate to write rich
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Think you might have got a bad cable have you tried it on more than one device and checked all hdmi inputs on tv? Unless I got lucky and ran both of my cables the same way they work both directions never heard of a one way hdmi cable before.
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No external HDMI input from any other device but you can use the optical input which will automatically use the 5.1 feature. Does Roku have optical out? http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/HTS3564_F7/5.1-home-theater/specifications
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Just to clarify, this Roku box connects to WiFi only, not to your cable box or cable coaxial from the wall. Your TV will have to have at least two separate inputs. Your cable will be accessed through one video input, and the Roku through a second video input. You will switch between video inputs on your TV depending on which programming source you want to watch (cable or Roku).
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Yes, sometimes this happens. In my old home we couldn't have the monitor and the roku on at the same time. It would make the roku freeze but the monitor would still work. In our new home we don't have this issue at all. The internet company told us that we had too many devices on at the same time which was why we were having trouble, which I don't know whether that is true or not.
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I'm not sure how the remote would know what kind of TV it is controlling, but I can tell you that my ROKU replacement remote is not used in an HD application. My understanding was that if I upgraded to an HD TV everything would work the same as long as I used the proper HDMI cable instead of the coax that was included with the original unit. I guess I would trust what ROKU says even though my understanding is not complete. Hope I didn't make it more confusing.
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If the Roku has an HDMI Plug, I don't see any reason not to work. Try it out
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Sorry, no idea. I am connecting to a Rasberry Pi which only outputs HDMI. I use this to strip the sound off of the Rasberry Pi that has the Squeezeplug software installed. If the Roku ouputs HDMI and you only need sound which you want to use as input into receiver as analog, then it will likely work.
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The answer to your question is no, but if you change to game on output 1 and tv on output 2, I think it will do it. I wanted to play music on one and watch tv on the other as in sports and It will not do it. It is not independent for the 2 hdmi outs, they are linked sort of.
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The Roku should work fine because that port is strictly for MHL products and this should still function properly. I'm not 100% sure because my tv is Roku ready, but I don't doubt that it will still work. There have been people who've complained because they didn't know that the port was different from an HDMI port, but since you already know what your tv has you should be able to use the Roku
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You need to hook up the DVD player and roku separately. You would buy this if you only had one input on your tv and this would be able to switch between which device went into the tv. This one also doesn't support hdmi at all.