Moving TV's from one room to another

My insignia tv in the bedroom has no signal. It was working fine till I undid the cable in the living room. Moved the tv in the living room ...reconnected it. And now no signal in the bedroom.

How is the tv connected to the internet? WiFi? Ethernet cable? Could just be a weak WiFi signal if thats how you have it connected, or a bad ethernet cable, does any of the other apps connect to the internet and work? Is the internet connection to it properly connected and setup even? Need more details.

What type of connection are you hooking it up with? HDMI? or other?

Well it sounds like a coincidence then. Or if it's working on one tv and not another tv then you need to try a new av cable to see if it makes a difference.

Hi there
Are you watching it through a cable box in both rooms? If so, it may be that the box in your living room has packed up.
Hope this helps
TV_Doctor

You will need to split the signal with a 900mgz splitter between the living room and other room. if your pic is fuzzy you have a bad splitter or bad cable, try replacing these one at a time and it should clear up. If your getting a sat pic but ti is fuzzy its for sure in the line somewhere fro teh splitter.

your bedroom cable phone plug has issue.
These is not dial tone or low voltage problem in line.
So just replaced that phone cable and jack .then check.

Unfortunately, there is no solution for this issue.  The remote control sends out an infrared signal, which can be picked up as far as 40' away from the device.  And to make things worse, the signal will reflect off any surface such as glass, mirrors, or even brightly painted walls.
The only way to solve the problem is to block the path of the beam to the other room.  This may require closing a door or drawing heavy drapes closed.

The only way this would work ( and this applies to any form of cable/satellite box) so the only way this works is if the TV that has the satellite connected to it has a video output normally indicated with the color yellow, but you still need sound that normally is the red and white (RCA cables). So the first tv needs to have video and sound outputs and the TV you want it connected to needs to have the video and sound inputs. depending on the distance between the 2 TV's this might prove to be rather difficult. it would be easier to run the coax cable from the main satellite box to the room where you have the 2nd TV however to do this you would need to move the satellite box back and forth. Hope this helps