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A couple I think important thoughts, correct me if I'm wrong.

Posted by grantv on May 7, 2024 at 06:51:35:
1. If you transmit the HDMI info from the main box, are you not only sending a signal for whatever channel that box is on? IOW, if it's on Netflix in the main room, the HDMI output is for Netflix... it won't send an overall signal of channels/streaming options. So, all rooms will be on the same channel. No?
2. Also, you are going to need a way to control that box from all rooms, another transmitter of sorts.
I just cut the cable at our house, somewhat cold turkey. We have a modem for connection to the 'net, and they gave us a box for our "not so smart" TV which allows it to essentially be smart. Very cool. It's tiny and a bit more limited, but allows for Disney+, Netflix, Prime etc. The living room smart TV has those loaded.