Hmmm, not sure then

It is my understanding that once the unit is cabled to the router that all TVs will connect via wireless with no coax needed?

Correct, just download the HDHR app on the other TV's.

jph1589 wrote: Mon Jan 19, 2026 2:58 pm That is great to know. I dont have apple tv , I just have a quatro and a mac m4. Which Channels should I download? There are two on the Apple App store.

The free one!

I didnt think you could do that outside of your network. ????

With the Channels App you can. It is a separate download that will find your HDHR device. Works well with Apple TV

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