Can the splitter be used in reverse fashion? I need to connect to two different antennas. and get one output to the receiver for direct TV.
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Sounds like you will have conflict of two signals on the same bands. I have seen houses with two dish or antennas, but I suppose there is a switch in thier line or receivers.
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yes it will work to a degree. i use a splitter in reverse to combine a UHF and a VHF antenna. there is signal loss!, but i can live with it. the antenna stores have splitters to combine specific frequencies/bands. it would pay to do some more research and perhaps contact a store to asses your specific intention.
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Sure you can. You will need a splitter box.One antenna in, 2 or more tv's out.Look up...antenna splitters. Cheers.(maybe tv splitters)
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No, this device is for multiple tvs. What you need is a HDMI switch, not splitter.
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Hello Sandra -Yes you can , but only by using a 2 way or a 4 way splitter on the cable that goes into house.Where cable from external antenna enters into home that end has F type connector which you would put on on the single lead side of splitter and then you would run whatever other cables you would need off the other side of splitter which will have 2 or 4 ends .One cable to your nearest tv and other cables to your other tvs located elsewhere around the home.I hope this has answered your question.
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I'm not sure how to answer. This is a single channel splitter. It will take a single RCA output and split to two. If you have right and left RCA outputs on your TV, you shouldn't need this. If there is a single output, it may not be RCA, as it should be stereo. If it is a digital output (usually yellow), this will not work as you will need a digital converter and amplifier. I hope this info helps you.
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I am using it from antenna to 2 TVs. Product shows it can go both ways, two inputs to one. You should be able to make the switch from your TV screen.
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how can you use on receiver, cable box and blue ray would you need 3 way splitter for the male end to go out to 3 different box
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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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Hi James. It will not be possible since this splitter will be connected to a single source. Whatever audio coming from the source will be shared on both outputs.
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Yes and No. This device is used to provide inputs to tuner #1 and tuner #2 of a satelite reciever using only one coax cable from the dish antenna. The satelite reciever I have has outputs for two televisions and they can both be watching different channels. This device is not a signal "splitter" to hook two televisions to one antenna. I hope this helps and I have made myself clear on this. If not let me know!
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Sure, but the more you split a signal the weaker it gets, so try to split it once if you can. Also remember that not all receivers are alike. Some tv's may not get the channels others can. Good luck!
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You would need a splitter but if you have that I do not see why not. I use one now and then.
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I haven't tested it as a splitter. I've used it as a combiner to steer two male mono channels into one stereo male connector. I would guess that, in theory, it should work the opposite way. As the black side carries one channel and the red side carries the other, each device you connect to the female jacks should receive one side of a stereo output.
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I sure don't think so. I have my fiber optic (toslink) inputs going into it and one coming out to my Oppo blu ray player since it has only one toslink input. You may want an RCA switchbox. I have one of those that has three RCA pairs of input jacks and one output pair, but should work in reverse because it's just a mechanical connection with no electronics. Of course, you'd only be able to choose from one of the three at any given time. It only cost about $10 and is Radio Shack brand and so far isn't noisy and works fine.
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you would need a splitter to allow for both to be hooked up. It has only 1 input
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This is for optical to coax. You need the opposite, coax to optical. There should be a similar product available on here that works in the opposite direction.
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First let me say,The splitter is for satellite TV but I am using one for my "over the air" HDTV whole house system. Now let me qualify that. I am passing DC voltage to the RCA amplifier located at my antenna (on the DC pass through port) and running three TVs off the remaining non-DC passing ports. It is working fine for me in my application. Yours might be different. This over the air HDTV on more that one TV or even combining more than one antenna can get real frustrating! Hope this helps.