Is there a clean way to keep multiple TV streams in sync?

I think you could do this if the device running YouTubeTV (not a built-in TV App) went into an HDMI splitter and out to other TVs. Don't see how you could use a built in-app and keep them close to in sync.

I have coaxial and cat 6 lines running to the TV's but no HDMI cords...can I still make this work?

As others have said splitter is the only way to make it seamless.

I have two TVs on my patio and tried everything imaginable to make them sync up, but was always a couple seconds behind.

Bought a splitter and connected via HDMI, all good now.

Can you please link to the splitter?

Just found this...

Ocean Matrix 1x4 4K HDMI Splitter

looks like I have a fun project ahead of me...

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Any of the cheap ones on Amazon should work.

The one you linked seems nice as well.

I have two TVs outside. I use an HDMI splitter and both TVs are always in sync

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As far as the baluns mentioned above (hdmi converted to Ethernet and back, just read the specs on the device closely. They’ll tell you the distance allowed over cat 6, some will mention cat5e distances supported (typically shorter, typically long enough for a house install).


My tv provider skipped on cable cards. With just me and the wife at home, distributed video from one set of boxes was a project of mine. I eventually bought monoprice HDBaseT. I wouldn’t recommend that specific line. It has lots of mixed reviews. I tried troubleshooting it a few different ways, but I could never get it to consistently play video in multiple zones. There are much more reliable, more expensive products. I bit on the “too good to be true” at too low of a price. The IR distribution on it worked great.

For unrelated reasons, I switched to my local provider’s streaming option and dropped the project.


So take the above with a grain of salt- i didn’t actually get a system like this up and running. If I were going to DIY and not get an installer, I would probably try Jtech (available on Amazon) next, but the project no longer suits my needs, so I won’t be able to report back any useful experience.