Steve,
Well that's not the answer I was hoping to hear, but thanks for the info.
Kyle
At 04:40 PM 3/19/2008, you wrote:
On Mar 19, 2008, at 10:38 AM, Kyle R. Graybeal wrote:
Just curious. If you have a antenna with more than one TV connected
to it through a splitter, do you need a converter for each TV or
will one suffice?
The converter box accepts an antenna connection via a standard
television RF connector. The video output is by means of either an
RF feed to the antenna terminal of the TV set, or by way of an RCA
type cable to the video input jack on the TV if it is so equipped.
If using the RCA type video cable, then you will also need to use RCA
type cables for the audio as well. If using the RF means of getting
the output to the TV, the audio and video are combined, and no
separate audio input is required.
So, that means that more than one TV can be connected to the same
converter box by splitting the output signal(s), with the provision
that they will both be displaying the signal from the same station
because the tuning is achieved by the tuner within the converter box,
not by the tuner in the television set(s).
Steve
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