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RE: monoprice.com [nt]

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altecboy

In Reply to: RE: monoprice.com [nt] posted by Joe Murphy Jr on February 11, 2013 at 20:13:55

Thanks. For what it is worth, they advise that both tv's will need to be on or neither will work. I'm just going to plug in the one I want to watch and unplug the one I don't directly off the receiver.

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not according to their site - Joe Murphy Jr 10:51:44 02/16/13 (2)
The way the passive switchers are supposed to work is that they toggle between the source that is on (ie, auto-detect the active source). If both sources are on, there is a manual switch so that the user can select which source he/she wants to watch.

Based on your description, their advice defeats the purpose of the switcher!
- from the site - Joe Murphy Jr 13:03:13 02/16/13 (1)
  "The switch will automatically switch between inputs, depending on which one is on at the time. If both source devices are on, just press the small button on the switch to change the input."
  
  The above is from description of the switcher linked below (3-input passive HDMI switcher).
  - here (Open in New Window)
  - backwards - Awe-d-o-file 13:02:57 03/08/13 (0)
    he needs one in/two out
    
    ET

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