probably not

My problem is the number 3 HDMI port on the television number 2 is working and I have no clue where number one is. Both satellite and fire stick works in the number 2

be the cable. I just substituted the good one or the old one used to be to see if that worked.

and then powering back up?

of these HDMI splitter switches, if I understand what you are looking for
correctly. All price ranges and some automatically switch to the active
input device and have remotes...
https://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=hdmi+multi+switch&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=153662258106&hvpos=1t1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17594767484510888386&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1017673&hvtargid=kwd-3713765737&ref=pd_sl_41spj51p89_e

Depends on what you want to convert to and what your TV supports. You can convert HDMI cable to RCA connectors. RCA is 3 cables, 2 for sound (stereo output, Red & White) and 1 for video (Yellow). You most likely will not get the crispness you are used to and if you have a surround sound system you will lose that too as only two sound channels are available.

You could also convert to component video, which separates the video colors to their base colors (Red, Blue, Green). This can allow a full 1080P signal although it is not officially supported. You will need the two sound channels for stereo and most of the converts will supply those as well...still no surround sound.

Both of these types of converters are sold on Amazon.

The also sell HDMI switches. This simply takes two or more HDMI cables (signals) and ports them to 1 HDMI cable. Switching between the input signals can be automatic or manual. Your choice depends on how you use them.

That's my 2-cents...I could have some of the wrong but I think I'm mostly on target.

After you all started responding, I realized I was thinking of the problem wrong. It’s amazing how much quicker research can be when you have the right term and/or a good link