Discussion topic: Multi Televisions on Sky Q ?
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‎04 Feb 2024 12:16 PM
If i get sky q will it work on all 5 of my tv's that are currently connected to my Sky + via an I.R. Pass Amplifier. I dont need to watch different programmes at the same time
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‎04 Feb 2024 12:32 PM - last edited: ‎04 Feb 2024 12:32 PM
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@PhilipGibson wrote:
If i get sky q will it work on all 5 of my tv's that are currently connected to my Sky + via an I.R. Pass Amplifier. I dont need to watch different programmes at the same time
SKY Q is not designed to work like that - it is designed around a main box & mini boxes & has no RF inputs/outputs.
I think some pople have managed to use HDMI to RF converters to use in a similar fashion - it would depend on how your IR ser up works as to how well that could be used - although I have found the bluetooth range of SKY Q to be very good and as a test have used from all rooms in my 3 bed Semi-detached - as well as from outside my back door.
You can have only one remote paired in Bluettoth mode though.
You may wish to read some notes I have made for people considering switching from SKY +/HD to SKY Q