“I have Direct TV and a regular antenna in my attic. (Both coax) What can I use to be able to switch from Satellite to antenna by using my tv input settings? I tried a basic splitter but the Direct TV stopped working. Is there a 2-In & 1-Out type splitter”
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Do not have Direct TV and a regular antenna in my attic. (Both coax) What can I use to be able to switch from Satellite to antenna by using my tv input settings? I tried a basic splitter but the Direct TV stopped working. Is there a 2-In & 1-Out type splitter
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The splitter should work either way At least it has for me. I am using the two outside as in and the one in for a out. Signal is going to flow either way. But you might need a switch for the cable and air tv.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I did this by using the cable connection as it was, through the HTMI jack and using the old antenna plugged into the coaxial jack on the back of a few TVs. If you have the DISH or cable signal one one TV, you can stream the signal to any other TV in the house with a Roku steaming stick on the back of any other TV in the house, which converts any old TV into a smart TV, gives you hundreds of free new channels, and opticians for many more paid channels. Me new TV had an HDMI jack for the cable box, but no coax jack for the old analog antenna wire. There were RCA plugs on the back of the TV receiver which were able to be used by adding a coaxial to RCA converter available at Best Buy for about $90.
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