OT: HDMI Splitter, 1-Input, 2-Outputs (two different TV sets)
How well do these work? Caveats? ...Jim Thompson
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If it works with the normal BluRay sources, someone will be hearing from lawyers.
HDMI includes HDCP high definition copy protection features, that will negotiate an end-to-end encryption with one, and only one, TV. So, the only compliant 'splitter' is a licensed product that decrypts input, and reencrypts for two outputs, on the fly. The easy-to-find splitters aren't that smart, so they will only sometimes work.
Analog (VGA) is do-able, DisplayPort and even DVI sometimes supports HDCP (but is not required to).
I have not used it myself though.
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