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March 9, 2012Setting up a multi-TV theater systemQUESTIONHi Kim. I've installed two 42-inch TVs in a new building at church. I want the TVs to display the same content simultaneously from a variety of sources: laptop, DVD, cable and Internet. I plan to add a third TV later. I was thinking of getting an AV receiver and installing a speaker system as well. It would also be nice if one remote could control everything, because many different people will be using the system. What would you recommend? The church's budget doesn't allow me to hire an AV company. Thanks! ANSWERExcellent question, Hollis. I'm always happy to help volunteers who give so much of their time to churches and service organizations. What you want to do is actually fairly simple. You just need a gadget called an HDMI splitter. A 1x4 HDMI splitter will split one HDMI signal into four, so you can run up to four TVs from the same signal. You can find these online for $50 to $80. You might be tempted to grab a less expensive 1x2 splitter. However, since you want to expand the number of TVs in the future, I'd grab the 1x4 now. Make sure the one you buy has HDCP support for protected digital content. That allows you to watch Blu-ray discs at full quality. The other thing you'll need to buy, as you already figured out, is an AV receiver. This will handle all the input signals from your various gadgets. It will be the heart and brain of your church's AV system, so choose one carefully. So, which one do you choose? Read on to find out my recommendation. >> ![]() No matter where you go, there you are. But where are you, anyway? This handy navigation app will tell you and help you decide where to go next. Keep up to date on all things digital with the Daily News at Komando.com. You'll find easy, fast video news releases, too! You know those cool old-fashioned newspaper headlines they show in the movies? How'd you like to make one yourself? This site helps you do it. Want to know what stars will be in the night sky before heading out to stargaze? This amazing download shows you accurate stars, planets and nebulas. (Kim's Club members only--join now!) Apple's long-awaited third-generation iPad is finally here! I'll tell you if it lives up to the hype in this special video report. |
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