While an HDMI switch can route signals from several inputs to one TV, a splitter routes one input to multiple TVs. Here's how they work and when to use one.

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If you find yourself running out of HDMI inputs, or want to send the signal from one source to multiple TVs, you’ll need either a switch or a splitter. Also called switchers or distribution amplifiers ...

HDMI ports can be found in almost any modern television model, and pretty much anything you connect to a TV, including PlayStations, streaming devices, cable boxes, or even soundbars need an HDMI ...

A device that selects a video source for the TV via the HDMI interface. For example, a cable box, DVD player and DVR may all have HDMI outputs, but the TV may have only one HDMI input. In this case, a ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The ubiquitous HDMI standard has been connecting our media devices for nearly a quarter of a century. Since its introduction in 2002, it has ...

Got a new game console or streaming stick, but your TV doesn't have enough inputs for it? These are the best ways to connect all your devices at once. Fortunately, there are some easy workarounds ...