Wireless transmitter and Uverse

Hi @rmturner54,

 

It is possible, but we have not had the best luck with it. Due to the nature of the TV service where it requires a stable and strong connection, most wireless transmitters are not able to provide that. You can try using a U-verse wireless receiver, and when you don't want to use it wireless, you can hardwire it with Ethernet cable.

 

-ATTU-verseCare

So there is an ethernet connection that i could hook up another tv?

 

@rmturner54 - Your smart TV has the following functions/inputs -

 

HDMI for HDTV

Antenna for over the air TV

 

Rj-45 network jack for internet access

wi-fi connection for internet access

 

For internet access follow the connection wizard on the TV to connect to the u-verse wi-fi. If the wi-fi signal is not strong enpough at the TV location you can use an extender such as this - https://www.att.com/equipment/accessory-details/index.jsp?q_categoryid=cat2020046&q_sku=sku7330424&q_manufacturer=&q_model=

 

For HDTV you can get a wirelesss STB & connect it the TV via HDMI

 

If you want to extend the existing STB get an HDMI splitter & amazon/google shop for "wireless HDMI - https://sewelldirect.com/sewell-hdmi-1x2-splitter-v13b?ad_source=googleadwords&ad_medium=ppc&ad_term=hdmi%20%2bsplitter&ad_campaign=53983803&ad_group=2074889043&ad_network=search&ad_creative=7153161963&gclid=cke_ir2ii6gcfuik4aoduebycq

Yes..2 tvs to one box. I am trying to get tv out at my pool the easiest way

@rmturner54 - RE: Yes..2 tvs to one box. I am trying to get tv out at my pool the easiest way

 

The easiest ay would be a long HDMI cable from Sewell & connect the close by TV component.

 

Since HDMI feeds back control you may get strange results. You can pull the HDMI cable from the STB or get the splitter.

Ok.so set the stb at exsisting tv and pull a cable