At TV 2 -> Watch TV1?

[ewingr]

I just read that with the 622, you can watch either TV1 or TV2 at the second TV, because it outputs both...just on different UHF channels.

Can teh 942 do that as well? Or is that just the 622 (which is what I presume will be the answer)?

[wrzwaldo]

I just read that with the 622, you can watch either TV1 or TV2 at the second TV, because it outputs both...just on different UHF channels.

Can teh 942 do that as well? Or is that just the 622 (which is what I presume will be the answer)?

AFAIK my 942 won't do it.

[socceteer]

I just read that with the 622, you can watch either TV1 or TV2 at the second TV, because it outputs both...just on different UHF channels.

Can teh 942 do that as well? Or is that just the 622 (which is what I presume will be the answer)?
Actually you can only watch TV2 on a different TV using a coax connection

You can potentially connect 2 TVs to your 942 using splitters from your component or composite output, but you will not be able to manage them independently. Like you can with the 622.

In other words, both TVs will be on the same channel

[ewingr]

Thanks. That's what I expected.

That's not a bad feature. Now, when one comes out that puts HD to the 2nd TV, I may consider upgrading.

[socceteer]

Thanks. That's what I expected.

That's not a bad feature. Now, when one comes out that puts HD to the 2nd TV, I may consider upgrading.
LOL....you may have to wait for a long time...!

[ewingr]

LOL....you may have to wait for a long time...!

:( Yeah. I suppose so.