“multiple tv's Is it possible to hook up two TV's to one box?”

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• Natively, no. Not without some sort of HDMI port replicator. Even then, it would be a mirror image on both TVs. Without additional hardware, roku is 1 TV per device at a time.

  Answered by Patrick 10 years ago

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• Only if you use an HDMI splitter. Both would see the same content

  Answered by Mikek35a 10 years ago

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• Yes. You need to purchase an HDMI distribution box. Very inexpensive. 1 input to 2 - 6 outputs.

  Answered by gmsb1 10 years ago

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• It only has 1 hdmi output so practically no, better off buying 2 roku boxes

  Answered by Bill50 10 years ago

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• if you get an hdmi splitter yes but you can only watch the same app in each tv.

  Answered by Pedalejandro 10 years ago

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• No, each TV requires its own Toku2 and the TV's must have an HDMI port to work

  Answered by sierranevada 10 years ago

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• I haven't tried this yet, but I'm thinking you might by channeling it through a slingbox. If you don't have a slingbox I'm thinking no. I've seen some videos on YouTube where you can view and share some Blu Ray boxes this way. I'm thinking sub the roku in place of the Blu Ray. Might be just cheaper to get a second unit though. My idea would require the second tv to be a smart tv or a computer hooked up to your second non smart tv. Sling box would let you view virtually anywhere you can get a WiFi signal. I use it to view my local tv when I stay at a hotel or at my camper up north or a spare tv at home that I don't have a cable box hooked to. Most people probably don't have all these items but I do so that's why I'm mentioning this. I'm guessing you want to go cheap so just buy a second one for the other tv.

  Answered by Jobud 10 years ago

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• No you would need a box on each tv

  Answered by Vdubgirl 10 years ago

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• No it's not possible

  Answered by Alex 10 years ago

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• Negative.

  Answered by Andre 10 years ago

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