How do you connect a TV to a TV?

Answer 1

Couple of ways to do this, depemds on your video out options on your tv.

Go from the TV out on one TV to the in of the other. You will have to tune in the 2nd TV to channel 3 usually.

You can also go thru a VCR with the 1st TV video out to the VCR video in and the VCR video out to the 2nd TV video in .

On newer LCD tv's this is done similar. Use a video out on your main set that u want to select whats playing from. Then on the second set use the video in. You will have to use the correct mode on the first tv for what u want to play on both sets such as HDMI1 or Component 1, or Video 1, Video 2 etc. Then on your second set it will probably say AV in 1 or 2. see which one u plugged into and then change the mode on the second set to which ever one u plugged into. Now set your main set to what u want to watch and your second set to AV 1 or AV 2 , or Video 1 or Video 2 (which ever u plugged into) and you should be able to control both tv's and watch the same thing from the main set.

Also, some of the newer TV's has a S-video connection. Get a s-video cable and connect it to the s-video plugs on your tv's then you can control either set from either set. such as On the main set your watching cable from your HDMI mode or Cable mode. Go to your second set and change the mode to the S-video mode. Then it will play what your main set is playing, and vise versa if you want to control the main set from the secondary set turn the secondary set to Cable in mode or HDMI 1 mode then turn your main set to S-video mode and it will play what the secondary set is playing.

If your not a TV buff this may sound confusing but it is really simple. All tv's have most if not all of these different modes especially on new sets. To change mode just look on your remote to change mode, or for the AV-mode buttons to change the modes of the set.

Answer 2

We have our antenna hooked up with a coaxial cable. One end is attached to the antenna and the other end comes into the house and connects to the tv. We have a 4-way splitter on ours to connect 4 tvs, and all have great reception.

Answer 3

You realize that the second TV will have to watch whatever is on the first TV? OK. You need to go to Radio Shack and tell them what you want to do. I think the part you need is called a Split Cable box. It will have two connectors on one end for each of your co-ax cords to your TVs. The other end has one conector that goes to the Satellite dish.

Answer 4

It depends on your converter box and TV, but the general steps are this:

1. Connect the converter box to your TV through the antenna input of the TV and the output on the converter box. If your TV is relatively new, it probably has Yellow, Red and White connector inputs. I recommend using those cables as the quality is better.

2. Connect the antenna and power. Turn on the converter box.

3. Go to either input or channel 3 (sometimes 4) depending on your TV and configuration

4. Depending on the make of the converter box, you should see a setup page. Follow the on screen instructions

Answer 5

the simplest way to hook up an old tv to a satellite dish is by using an AV (audio/video) cables.

before you hook them both up, check first your old tv if it has an AV input on the back or on the front panel of the old television.

you can identify them by checking an input slot which is colored red and black for audio and yellow for video. if your old tv has this input jacks, then your old tv is good to go with a satellite tv.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

If you don't know how, read the manaul harder, or hire an electician.

Answer 8

Good TV antennas are far more complex than they look, just buy one.

Answer 9

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