Do I need a box for each tv or 1 box for all? null

It is possible to connect a single ATV to multiple televisions but it is a bit complicated. You will need an HDMI splitter and multiple HDMI cables. You will possibly run into signal degradation as well. Plus you will be limited to watching the same program on all televisions. In my opinion, though costlier, I would by multiple ATV's for your best viewing experience.

You could move the box to tv to tv but that’s not very convenient. So I would say a box for each tv. I have 2. One for the family room and one for the bedroom.

Well you’d need one box per TV unless you would be moving around the box.

Yes, you need one for each since the box only has 1 HDMI output. The only way you can use it for multiple tvs at once is to use an HDMI splitter, but you’d have to run a cable long enough to reach the other tv and you will only be able to watch the exact same thing on both tvs.

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It is possible to connect a single ATV to multiple televisions but it is a bit complicated. You will need an HDMI splitter and multiple HDMI cables. You will possibly run into signal degradation as well. Plus you will be limited to watching the same program on all televisions. In my opinion, though costlier, I would by multiple ATV's for your best viewing experience.
Answered by Afbrat63 3 years ago
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You could move the box to tv to tv but that’s not very convenient. So I would say a box for each tv. I have 2. One for the family room and one for the bedroom.
Answered by Mark9574 3 years ago
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Well you’d need one box per TV unless you would be moving around the box.
Answered by Leon 3 years ago
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Yes, you need one for each since the box only has 1 HDMI output. The only way you can use it for multiple tvs at once is to use an HDMI splitter, but you’d have to run a cable long enough to reach the other tv and you will only be able to watch the exact same thing on both tvs.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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