Will roku support more than one tv . null

It has HDMI outputs for video. The only way it'll connect to multiple TVs is to use an HMDI splitter of sorts.

This product works with one television.

If you are willing to move the box between multiple tv's than yes. But this seems impractical.

Not unless you run an hdmi splitter to two different tvs. So in short, no.

One Roku will support one TV. Two Rokus will support two TVs. Three Rokus will support three TVs. Four... Unless you're to get an HDMI splitter and run HDMI cables throughout your house, that's the only way.

Not at the same time, but it wouldn't be too hard to move it between TVs

No*. The device will only support one outgoing stream of video. * To be completely accurate, you could split the signal and watch the exact same video on two or more screens at the same time. (but I don't think this is what you were asking).

No, you a need a player for each TV. And your Roku account can support up to 6 devices.

sure but it connects via HDMI and there is no HDMI splitters.

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It has HDMI outputs for video. The only way it'll connect to multiple TVs is to use an HMDI splitter of sorts.
Answered by Dave 9 years ago
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This product works with one television.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago
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If you are willing to move the box between multiple tv's than yes. But this seems impractical.
Answered by NoAgendaBen 9 years ago
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No
Answered by Pete 9 years ago
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Not unless you run an hdmi splitter to two different tvs. So in short, no.
Answered by MaxO 9 years ago
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One Roku will support one TV. Two Rokus will support two TVs. Three Rokus will support three TVs. Four... Unless you're to get an HDMI splitter and run HDMI cables throughout your house, that's the only way.
Answered by DaveG 9 years ago
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Not at the same time, but it wouldn't be too hard to move it between TVs
Answered by PrintMa 9 years ago
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No*. The device will only support one outgoing stream of video. * To be completely accurate, you could split the signal and watch the exact same video on two or more screens at the same time. (but I don't think this is what you were asking).
Answered by DeepGreyFire 9 years ago
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No, you a need a player for each TV. And your Roku account can support up to 6 devices.
Answered by JillyBear 9 years ago
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sure but it connects via HDMI and there is no HDMI splitters.
Answered by Memphis3 9 years ago
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