Two Apple TV in one WiFi network

Hi Folks,
I just bought my 2nd Apple TV which I plan to use in my bedroom. (the 1st is currently placed in the living room).
My question is: is it possible to use my iPad Remote App to control both Apple TV's in the same time? (under same Home Sharing network)
Thanks,
Raymond

My question is: is it possible to use my iPad Remote App to control both Apple TV's in the same time?
No. The AppleTVs will show up as separate devices in the Remote app and you can only select one.

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