Could run them all through a receiver or other switching device. Maybe that's what CuseFaninVT was referring to.not really.
i have 5 TVs, to listen to one of the TVs you have to mute and un mute.. Not a big issue if you have 5 different brands of TV but still a pain. I was thinking of adding a sound bar to get better sound in the room. they are a mix of Tvs that stream, use antenna, or use inputs like PS4 or Sat box.
Every example I find of sound bar points to hooking all the inputs to a TV and then run that thru the sound bar, but thats not really the issue I have.
I want to choose which TV i am listening too. Much like a Bar does.. Thats pretty pricey though,
I could see not handling 5 Tvs.. but 2-3 is pretty normal for people with gaming TV rooms. i would take that if its all that works.
Not gonna by 5 sound bars to deal with this either..
What outputs do the TVs have?I thought of that but an HDMI device from what I can tell would not send anything back to the TV just to a single TV..
Given a short loop I would have to split every input before it went to sound bar I think.
Good luck!ARC hdmi would work, but I dont see Sound Bars that handle it with multiple input/ouputs.
What I think might work is have the main TV use hdmi in/out and then use something like this
optical splitter
from the other TVs if they support optical out.
then my bar would have to swap between hdmi/optical with its remote and then the optical would swap the other 4 tvs with its remote..
I may play with this before I get a sound bar just to see how it works..
I didnt realize this would be a major effort.. I though it was just plug n play to a sound bar.. then I started looking around on forums and people all over are asking this same question.
not really.
i have 5 TVs, to listen to one of the TVs you have to mute and un mute.. Not a big issue if you have 5 different brands of TV but still a pain. I was thinking of adding a sound bar to get better sound in the room. they are a mix of Tvs that stream, use antenna, or use inputs like PS4 or Sat box.
Every example I find of sound bar points to hooking all the inputs to a TV and then run that thru the sound bar, but thats not really the issue I have.
I want to choose which TV i am listening too. Much like a Bar does.. Thats pretty pricey though,
I could see not handling 5 Tvs.. but 2-3 is pretty normal for people with gaming TV rooms. i would take that if its all that works.
Not gonna by 5 sound bars to deal with this either..
How do you watch more than 1 game at a time?
Its the game room, should it not have games on?
I only have 5 right now.. Some days I bring the floaters in as well.
You saying you never play video games that requires 2 tvs right there even without sports.
You have 5 tvs in the same room? No one is questioning this?
I'm 51. I don't play video games.How do you watch more than 1 game at a time?
Its the game room, should it not have games on?
I only have 5 right now.. Some days I bring the floaters in as well.
You saying you never play video games that requires 2 tvs right there even without sports.
I'm 51. I don't play video games.