How to Show the Same Game on 4 TVs at Once (Perfectly in Sync)
One of the best parts of an arena-style jumbotron is that every seat in the room has a view. But that raises a question we hear all the time: how do you get the same game on all four TVs, perfectly in sync? Here's the simple setup — plus how to show four different games when you'd rather.
Option 1: The same channel on all 4 TVs
For big games like the Super Bowl, you want every screen showing the exact same picture with no lag between them. The easiest way is a 1-in, 4-out HDMI splitter.
What you need
One 1-in, 4-out HDMI splitter
Four HDMI cables
One source: your cable box, Google Chromecast, Apple TV, Fire Stick or Roku
How to set it up
Plug your cable box or streaming device into the splitter's HDMI input.
Run an HDMI cable from each of the splitter's four outputs to each TV.
Turn everything on. The signal and sound split to every TV at the same time.
Because all four TVs are showing one signal, they stay perfectly in sync — no echo, no one screen running a second behind.
Option 2: Four different channels at once
For days like March Madness or a full Sunday of football, you can show up to four different games at the same time. Each TV just needs its own input, such as:
Four smart TVs, each running its own streaming app
Four cable boxes
Four streaming devices (Chromecast, Roku, Apple TV, Fire Stick)
Switch between both setups in seconds
You don't have to choose one setup forever. If each TV has both the splitter and its own source connected, you can use the HDMI input button on your remote to switch between the same game on every screen and a different game on each.
Power for all of it
Every Mini Jumbotron® includes a 12-outlet surge-protector power strip that sits inside the unit, with outlets left over for your TVs and devices. You just need a standard electrical outlet on the ceiling where the unit hangs.
Ready to get your own four-screen Mini Jumbotron®? See every model on our Models & Pricing page, or read more answers on our FAQ page.
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