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Question: Will this work to connect 2 TV's to 1 Dish cable box?  I bought a HDM1 Splitter and 50 foot HDM1 cable.  But that doesn't work.  Dish says I need another boxand pay $12 more a month
Document: This device saved me from having to pay for another satellite receiver box. I use this device to duplicate the signal from my Dish Network VIP 612 receiver to two TV's in HD. In combination with the Dish UHF remote, I can watch and control the receiver from several rooms away. I used a 50 foot &#34;RedMere&#34; HDMI cable from Monoprice with a built-in repeater/balancer and the setup successfully transmits full HD at that length.
HDMI Splitter Amplifier 1 In to 2 Out Dual DisplayThis item works great. I have it connected to two tv's. One has a six foot cable and the other a 50 foot cable.
This has been the only HDMI splitter I have been able to find that works how I need it to work. I have the HDMI cable coming from my cable box going to this splitter and from the splitter I have it going to 2 different TVs. it took a few tries to figure out how to connect it correctly but everything works great now. The only odd thing I found is that when I have the ac adapter connected to the splitter no sound will come out of the TV's.
I have had this for 2 weeks now, and it splits the HDMI signal from my Dish box. Six foot HDMI cable to this splitter, one six foot cable to my first TV, and a 25 food cable to my second TV. Both TV's are HD, and it doesn't matter which of the TVs are on, or it both are on, they picture looks great. I was skeptical when I saw how small it was, but it works great.
I bought this to split a HD Dish Network box to a TV and projector in a another room. The cable to the projector is 35 ft. HDMI and it works perfectly at 1080i. Didn't try 1080p from a blu-ray player as I don't need to. I didn't even hook up the power to the splitter, it still works even with that length of a cable run. I've had it for about a year and it's still working great.
Hello there I am using this connected to my Time Warner Cable HD DVR splitting the hdmi output to a Vizio 50"+ lcd tv and to a 32" Vizio Led tv 25 feet away. The quality (video and sound) looks absolutely perfect over both connections even with both TV's on at the same time. I could not be happier that I get to save 20 bucks a month and am able to use one cable box for 2 rooms!
I bought this splitter from eBay after reading mostly positive reviews here on Amazon. I've had this device for about 2 weeks and I'm very happy with it so far. It splits a HD DishNet receiver signal to a 50 inch plasma (6 foot HDMI cable) and a 19 inch LCD in my kitchen (45 feet of HDMI, actually a 35-footer connected to a 10-foot extender).
I ran this from my cable box to 2 televisions. One using a mediabridge 6 foot hdmi cable and one using a 25 foot mediabridge hdmi cable. Both pictures are clear. You can also have both tv's on at the same time and display the same picture simultaneously. This is an excellent splitter for the price.
DishNet and most cable/satellite companies will sell/rent you an extra cable box for $5 to $10 month. Even if you're not a high-end user, you may want to consider getting an extra box because the results of what's referred to as a "3-way HDMI handshake" are unpredictable. I'm in the HDTV market only because of the precipitous price drop that's put TV's I wasn't even looking at 2 years ago in my home, and this splitter fits my system very nicely.
Worked 100% well for me. Splitting cable box (Explorer 4250HDC) to 2 1080p TVs, and picture is perfect on both. Going 15 feet to a remote TV and 1 foot right next to main TV. Each TV can work indpendently with one off while the other is on.
Answer: Yes this will work.  I have 1 box, and 2 tvs   One has a 3ft hdmi, and the other is 50ft as well.