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help with the HTC Vive

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1. If they're connected wirelessly, they both need to be on channel C, but if they're wired with the 3.5mm cable, they need to be on A and B. 

2. Use a display port to HDMI converter, cheap and simple. It's digital to digital so there's no issue.

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I need help with 2 different problems using my new HTC Vive... first is with my base stations. I have both directly across from each other and they are on different channels, one has the lights go on and the other only has the letter but the small bottom light is green

second I need a way that I can have my monitor plugged in through HDMI into the motherboard and the vive plugged into the Graphics card with HDMI, my graphics card is an EVGA 1080 ti so it only has one HDMI output. any advice is needed.

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1. If they're connected wirelessly, they both need to be on channel C, but if they're wired with the 3.5mm cable, they need to be on A and B. 

2. Use a display port to HDMI converter, cheap and simple. It's digital to digital so there's no issue.

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okay for #1 thanks I guess I read the manual wrong

and for #2 would a DVI-D (dual link) to HDMI also work?

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