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sky player question ?

danois · 2011-01-05 20:41:55

Sorry in advance if this is a really stupid question but is there a way to hook the xbox up to 2 tvs at once?? the reason is my son wants the skyplayer on his xbox and im reluctant to let him have it as its unfair on my daughter he will be able to watch a lot more than her and it would cause murder. So is it possible to…

05-01-2011 8:41pm

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danois

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Sorry in advance if this is a really stupid question but is there a way to hook the xbox up to 2 tvs at once?? the reason is my son wants the skyplayer on his xbox and im reluctant to let him have it as its unfair on my daughter he will be able to watch a lot more than her and it would cause murder. So is it possible to just connect it to her tv so that when he is watching tv on it she can also see it?

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A video sender might be an option for this.......wirelessly sends AV signals which can be received at another TV

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