You can connect two TVs to a single set-top box without buying a second connection or paying for an extra subscription. The most common way to do this is with a splitter device, which takes the signal from your set-top box and sends it to both televisions.
The type of splitter you need depends on your TV inputs and the set-top box. Both TVs will usually display the same channel simultaneously.
- An HDMI splitter lets two HDMI-compatible TVs share one set-top box.
- An AV splitter can be used with older TVs that support composite connections.
- Both TVs generally display the same content because only one set-top box is being used.
- Ensure the splitter supports the required resolution for the best picture quality.
- Use quality HDMI or AV cables to maintain stable audio and video performance.
- Check splitter compatibility with your set-top box before installation.
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