Solved! Does tv hdmi out work with 25' cord to next room tv hdmi in ?

[1959.brown.gibb]

I'm considering a 2nd hdmi tv to use in bedroom. Current hdmi in living room fed by cable hdmi or pc net dvi-hdmi. To view same hdtv in br I'm thinking get tv with hdmi out which some show online as having, put that in liv room, move lr tv to br, run 25' hdmi cord between them to have in both rooms. Would this work ? Is 25' cord gonna hurt pic quality ?
Edit added : I've been looking online at details of Walmart RCA led tvs 19" or 24" or 32". It says hdmi out. Commentor below doesn't think any tv's do this and might just be hdmi arc for audio only out. Anyone know for sure ?

 

[jay32267]

25 feet is fine. You can go up to 50 feet.

 

[jay32267]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from 1959.brown.gibb : "tv hdmi out jack to next room tv hdmi in work ?"

If I get hdmi tv with hdmi out jack, which some have, will this let me use 25' hdmi cord to next room to view same on hdmi tv there ? If yes, would 25' be too much for picture quality ?

Yes...25 feet is fine. In the future, don't post the same question twice. The moderators will flag you.

 

[americanaudiophile]

I don't think there are any TVs that output video.
You may be confused by HDMI-ARC which allows the TV to output audio only over the same HDMI cable that also inputs picture and sound to the TV.
You can connect your sources to an HDMI input selector with more than one HDMI output (one for each TV). A matrix type input selector would allow each TV to connect to a different source. You can use a 25' HDMI cable before you run it permanently connect it to make sure it works. HDMI can be tricky especially with long cables.

 

[1959.brown.gibb]

I don't think there are any TVs that output video.
You may be confused by HDMI-ARC which allows the TV to output audio only over the same HDMI cable that also inputs picture and sound to the TV.
You can connect your sources to an HDMI input selector with more than one HDMI output (one for each TV). A matrix type input selector would allow each TV to connect to a different source. You can use a 25' HDMI cable before you run it permanently connect it to make sure it works. HDMI can be tricky especially with long cables.

Thx much for response heads up. I added to post the tvs I been looking at online. Walmart RCA LED TVs. Details say : • HDMI, VGA, RF, YPBPR, AV AUDIO/VIDEO, PC AUDIO, HEADPHONE, COAXIAL, USB FOR SERVICE. Input/Output Connectivity Options PC Audio Input, HDMI Input, HDMI Output, Coaxial Digital Audio, VGA. Is this likely misleading, leaving out that it's hdmi arc out you think ? Link is https/www.walmart.ca/en/ip/rca-19-led-hd-tv/6000197045450

 

[jay32267]

Yeah...it sure looks like they mean HDMI out....so if it's really an HDMI/ARC it is VERY misleading.

 

[1959.brown.gibb]

Thx. Only way to know for sure I guess, is go in and have rep connect their display model to 1 beside it and see. If not, as others have suggested, only way would be use a hdmi switch-splitter hdmi-cp (copy protect compatible) to choose input from cable box or pc dvi-d-hdmi to both tvs simultaneously. Otherwise, since usually only using 1 or other tv, change by hand the desired tv hdmi feed plug in living room.