No, it won't cause any problems. If your tv supports multiple inputs, or you use a splitter to create extra inputs, you can keep hooking devices to the tv as many as you want. If you use splitters, you might experience a small bit of signal degrade, but probably not much.
it shouldn'tCan I hook up my original XBOX and XBOX 360 to the same tv?
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Um, you can hook both systems up to the same TV if you have more than one Input source on your TV. No problems will occur. You can't play them at the same time.Can I hook up my original XBOX and XBOX 360 to the same tv?
Shouldn't cause any problems. I used to have about 6 consoles all connected to the same tv at one time and have different channels for each one =P
You can connect both consoles to your TV if it has enough video inputs. Obviously you can only ever view one console at a time on the screen.
And if your Halo 2 is pirated and sits on the hard drive of your Xbox then of course you cannot run it on your Xbox 360.
There will be no problem running both Consoles on one TV, as they will not interact with each other in anyway when connected to the same TV.
However if you have the same gamertag, you will need to keep recovering it on either console when you want to play on Live
No. You can hook the 2 together with an ethernet cable but you need 2 tvs. You could just not connect one of them up. That would probably work. I you need to be on one trhe swich them off so basically only use one system.
Good Luck!
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