Says it will work for 3 HDTVs simultaneously for multiroom entertainment How is this done?.....do you need a receiver for each HDTV? I couldn't find anything in the instructions...thanks!

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banti · Accepted Answer

Yes you need a receiver for each tv.

bill · Answer

getting an image on 3 TV's with 3 receivers only works sometimes. Most of the time I spend 20 minutes at startup turning on/off the transmitter and each of the 3 receivers multiple times. More recently I can't even get a signal on any of the TV's unless I unplug the other 2. Frustrating

Answered by bill 11 years ago

bucky · Answer

Yes. A receiver for each set is necessary. Simply turning on each set with receiver displays last channel selected by transmitting TV remote regardless of location of remote.

klburrell · Answer

No, it will not work. I made the same mistake, it would only work with one receiver. Great device for jumping to one tv, but thats it.

Joey · Answer

You will need a receiver for every tv or you can just move the receiver to the tv you want to watch

dman · Answer

Yes you would need to buy two additional receivers in order to transmit to multiple TVs. And if they are all in the same room, you may need to turn the volume up on only one of the TVs, or use one of them for your sound because there can be a slight delay between the original source and the additional TV's. It's just enough delay to cause a slight echo effect.

Answered by dman 11 years ago

mamaw · Answer

Called the Company, was told sometimes in January 2015, we should be able to purchase additional receivers to add to other rooms.

jessybo · Answer

Yes, you need the 1 transmitter on the cable box and then a separate receiver on each individual TV in the separate locations. The Transmitter will locate the 3 different Receivers. If you have a TV on the same Cable box as your Transmitter, you can share the signal by getting an HDMI Switch (Separate Purchase) that has 2 or more outputs, with multiple inputs. Then you can also install a DVD or Blu-ray player and also share this signal among those same TV's, or add any other device that has an HDMI output.

Answered by jessybo 11 years ago

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Yes, a receiver is needed for each HDTV.

“Says it will work for 3 HDTVs simultaneously for multiroom entertainment How is this done?.....do you need a receiver for each HDTV? I couldn't find anything in the instructions...thanks!”

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