Can you mirror Hopper 3 on 2nd TV?
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I received my hdmi bi-directional 1 in 2 out or 2 in 1 out with no power supply needed, passes 4k to tv #1 and hd to tv#2
Amazon product ASIN B01FJOPJ34
Amazon product ASIN B01FJOPJ34
Thanks for the link, fuzzy. I like the bi-directional aspect of that switch. Plus, it may be more reliable for two sources to one output than the automatic ones. There's a lot of mixed reviews out there about those.
That's perfect. Funny how such old technology (an A/B switch) will let me switch between my Hopper 3 and Joey in the kitchen like I will need to. We'll probably pass the Hopper through to the kitchen 90% of the time, but if my wife wants to watch something else in the kitchen, she can switch to the Joey. My life just got simpler!
I believe , as I have heard complaints from customers, and seen negatives , that HDMI splitters will negate the effect of certain Hopper 3 features .
I would use the RF modulator for a mirrored TV as I always do, not the best "oh my god HD" picture but it's mirrored , easy to do.
If I am the only one experiencing problems with HDMI splitters in my area, then let me know. Netflix issues, and VOD problems with the HD splitter .
RF modulators are cheap use composite// RCA and a Coax cable to TV 2 .
I would use the RF modulator for a mirrored TV as I always do, not the best "oh my god HD" picture but it's mirrored , easy to do.
If I am the only one experiencing problems with HDMI splitters in my area, then let me know. Netflix issues, and VOD problems with the HD splitter .
RF modulators are cheap use composite// RCA and a Coax cable to TV 2 .
Which Arc are you on and what kind of splitter are you using? Just curious so I can relay this to Dish and my FSM.
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H3 has just been Eastern. HWS was previously Western before switching to Eastern. A couple of different brands. I think the H3 is probably a Sewell 2 port. None of the two ports were over $25.00 the four port I have on a Joey2 was also inexpensive, probably not more than $50.
The splitters go back to VIP days, pushing 6 years old now.
Have used the Sewell at several friends/family without issue.
I use Sewell brand most of the time and some Monoprice too but always active splitters
Some of the DHCP licenses in "el cheapo" splitters are fake and will cause issues
Some of the DHCP licenses in "el cheapo" splitters are fake and will cause issues
Good discussion, guys! OP here. I haven't gotten my H3 yet, but I have an active splitter I've been using with a 722k to a second TV. I think I'll see if it behaves with the H3. I'm planning on using a Joey on the 2nd TV and a switch so we can watch the H3 OR something different on the Joey. The main TV with the H3 is a family room TV adjacent to our kitchen TV, so we normally move from room to room and I don't want to have to change the channel on the Joey every time I go in the kitchen. But sometimes my wife wouldn't mind watching something different in the kitchen, so that's where the Joey comes in. I say all this, assuming there isn't a "dual mode" on the H3 like there is on my 722.
There is PiP on the Hopper 3 though.
Thanks for all the tips and info on your HDMI splitter I sent a message to my FSM about your equipment working with the Swell splitter .
Thanks for all the tips and info on your HDMI splitter I sent a message to my FSM about your equipment working with the Swell splitter .
I don't know your specific TV, but most TVs will use one of the component inputs as a composite video input.
Usually the Y (green) input doubles as composite.
Some auto switch, others you have to manually select composite instead of component.
You can use the 3 cables you have for component video, but then you have no audio.
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