“HDMI SPLITTER I have 2 TV's that back up to each other on the same common wall. I have Comcast X1 cable box and want to split the HDMI out to view the 2 TV's. I am told that there is on splitter that will do this, can anyone tell me if there is a splitter that will accomplish this.”

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• This is not a splitter, this is a switcher. You will need to find an HDMI splitter (one input to two outputs.)

  Answered by hellmutt 9 years ago

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• This unit is not a splitter this is a switchbox. Totally different. There are splitters available online, I've never seen one retail, but be sure you shop for an "Active" unit meaning it requires power to run correctly at up to 1080p or you'll have problems.

  Answered by blogthis 10 years ago

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• You need a 'one out, two in' switch and 3 HDMI cables. I used one to use my PS3 for two TV's. Rocketfish makes one for about 60 bucks.

  Answered by Genmotoxer 11 years ago

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• What you need is a Rocketfish two way HDMI splitter which costs around $24 or so, that will route same singnal inputted to two TVs connected.

  Answered by Technophill 11 years ago

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• Yes, i do this with my dish network box. But the TV's will not be able to watch independent shows, the same thing will be on both.

  Answered by TjHanes 11 years ago

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