TV remotes

[coloelk]

Just go a new TT. It has an IRV70 stereo, Samsung TV and A dish TV system. I've been trying to get the remotes condensed to 1 or 2, but haven't been able to figure it out. Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks

[Dutch_12078]

Our Dish 40.0 remotes work with our TV, DVD player, and Hopper w/Sling. I haven't tried to make them work with our FireTVstick though.

[BB_TX]

Another fan of Harmony. One touch and it turns on Dish, surround sound system, and TV. A different touch and it changes to DVD player, sound system, and TV. Another touch and it will change to stream from my phone or iPad to sound system and TV. Another touch and everything turns off.

[rk911]

coloelk wrote:
Just go a new TT. It has an IRV70 stereo, Samsung TV and A dish TV system. I've been trying to get the remotes condensed to 1 or 2, but haven't been able to figure it out. Does anyone have a suggestion? Thanks

which DISH remite do you have? the model # should be on the back.

[Bill_Satellite]

X3 or 4 for the Harmony Remotes. We just traded our coach and cannot get the original remotes to work with the TV's. We may have to leave the Harmony behind and get a new one for our "new to us" bus.

[Matt_Colie]

AND, now there is a new wrinkle to be ready for....

Our new Samsung TV's remote is BluTooth and paired to the TV. It will control some other things but I cannot get to listen to the Logitech Harmony and box that can work everything else.

Matt

[dedmiston]

Logitech Harmony remotes are super expensive, but they work great and last for years. I think we have four of them in our house and they've lasted for years.

[Second_Chance]

opnspaces wrote:

Second Chance wrote:
We use a Logitech Harmony remote. Depending on model, they will control any number of devices. We use it for a Roku smart TV, Polk Audio sound bar (with wireless sub), Wally Dish receiver and a Blu-ray/DVD player. It controls all of them seamlessly and sets itself according to the activity you select. The remote is programmable using your PC and downloads the codes from Logitech's database.

Rob

x2 on the Logitech harmony remote. It controls my tv, my surround sound, my x-box, my wii, Blue-ray, and my roku. The only downside to the harmony remote is last I looked it cost $400.

That's for the RF/IR version. The regular IR versions are about $50.

Rob

[opnspaces]

Second Chance wrote:
We use a Logitech Harmony remote. Depending on model, they will control any number of devices. We use it for a Roku smart TV, Polk Audio sound bar (with wireless sub), Wally Dish receiver and a Blu-ray/DVD player. It controls all of them seamlessly and sets itself according to the activity you select. The remote is programmable using your PC and downloads the codes from Logitech's database.

Rob

x2 on the Logitech harmony remote. It controls my tv, my surround sound, my x-box, my wii, Blue-ray, and my roku. The only downside to the harmony remote is last I looked it cost $400.

[Fisherman]

Get the neighbors 4 year old, amazing what they know about electronics.

[Second_Chance]

We use a Logitech Harmony remote. Depending on model, they will control any number of devices. We use it for a Roku smart TV, Polk Audio sound bar (with wireless sub), Wally Dish receiver and a Blu-ray/DVD player. It controls all of them seamlessly and sets itself according to the activity you select. The remote is programmable using your PC and downloads the codes from Logitech's database.

Rob

[Lynnmor]

My Dish remote will handle four devices.