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Old 06-14-2007, 03:26 PM
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Yes you can split HD after the receiver. The best way would be with an hdmi splitter. It can be expensive though depending on the length of cable you need. You could also split it with a DVI splitter or a component splitter and run RCA cable for sound. I think it would be cheaper and easier to just get another HD receiver.




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Originally Posted by PB
I want to go back to DirecTv. I had it for years and what I did was split the signal after the receiver...to separarate TV's. I couldn't watch multi channels, but I had an RF remote so I could change chanels where ever in the house. So...

With the new tech, I have heard that you can't do this with the newer receivers? Is this true? If It's high def, can I split that signal and still be in high def?

Thanks a pant load,
Pat
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