Does this work with Comcast cable TV controller? I was wondering if this remote will also replace the Comcast cable TV remote controller, including the DVR function?
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I would assume it would. I just bought the Harmony 659 to replace that clunky Comcast digital cable box remote and it works very well. If the Harmony doesn't do what you want out of the box, you can train it to clone whatever key you want from the comcast remote and map it to whatever button you want on the Harmony through the software.
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If this unit will connect to your Comcast box, it will xmit a signal to the TV without the cable connection. This system connects with RCA type cables. I have Directv & it works great.
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I'm using it with the motorola HD DVR (Comcast) and it works great. After setup, it even put the "My DVR" button on one of the soft buttons by default. It controls everything in my AV rack perfectly.What I like best is that it's durable. With kids around, it's hit the floor 30+ times and still works great.
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I'm sorry I still haven't gotten around to doing the setup and learning how it is used. It sounded like an interesting handy remote control but the regular one from our cable company works just fine.
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I am not sure. When I set up my mothers TV, the instructions did not include her TV as one that it worked with. It did say that it may work with TV's not covered in the manual. I followed the instructions and was able to get it to work with hers. You may want to try contacting Comcast and see what equipment they use ......... Tek Pal may be able to conform it works if they know which equipment you actually have. It's a pretty simple remote so it may work. Best of luck.
2010201
No it doesn't work with Comcast remote. Also I would avoid this soundbar all together, it is a piece of junk! It had problems within the first month of owning it. You should spend a little more and get something decent.
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The problem is probably signal detection by either your tv or cable box. In newer electronics they use DLNA which means that all your electronics recognize each other's circuitry. Since this device is intended to merely be an analog re-route, chances are that this feature is more than this device is actually able to do. I was hoping that it would be have been able to recognize my DVR also, but depending on the models that you're using some cable or satellite providers may be able to furnish you the component that it is compatible with your set up. But as anything it may cost you. I went to my local electronics store and that was the answer I received from the technician. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask. Thanks.
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This device is a cable box/media player only. It doesnt have any dvr features. I bought a tv card for my computer that I have hooked up to my tv as well and that works great.
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Thanks Bob; after much research your post was the only entry where i saw hope. I was on the phone with Sony, Comcast, Motorola and couldn't come up with a solution. I was on the phone with Comcast when your post hit and I read it to them and they said it would work, but they said instead of using 31759 , they had me enter 1758. I don't have to hit / toggle the AUX / CABLE button at all. After doing what you said and entering 1758, my Comcast remote works for all functions on the TV (channel change, volume, on/off, etc.). When I turn on/off the DVR/TV via the ALL ON button, it turns on/off the soundbar also. It's great ! Thanks a million ! Thanks Bob; after much research your post was the only entry where i saw hope. I was on the phone with Sony, Comcast, Motorola and couldn't come up with a solution. I was on the phone with Comcast when your post hit and I read it to them and they said it would work, but they said instead of using 31759 , they had me enter 1758. I don't have to hit / toggle the AUX / CABLE button at all. After doing what you said and entering 1758, my Comcast remote works for all functions on the TV (channel change, volume, on/off, etc.). When I turn on/off the DVR/TV via the ALL ON button, it turns on/off... » Read More Thanks Bob; after much research your post was the only entry where i saw hope. I was on the phone with Sony, Comcast, Motorola and couldn't come up with a solution. I was on the phone with Comcast when your post hit and I read it to them and they said it would work, but they said instead of using 31759 , they had me enter 1758. I don't have to hit / toggle the AUX / CABLE button at all. After doing what you said and entering 1758, my Comcast remote works for all functions on the TV (channel change, volume, on/off, etc.). When I turn on/off the DVR/TV via the ALL ON button, it turns on/off the soundbar also. It's great ! Thanks a million ! « Show Less
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Assuming your VIZIO uses a standard infrared remote, the Hot Link will work great. This unit will reliably transmit any IR signal to a distant (in a closet, for instance) location. I assume that the device you really need to control, though, is your DVR, not your TV, as the TV's IR receiver is on the front of the TV. To control the DVR remotely the Hot Link will work perfectly. I own two of these systems - they are both flawless.Good Luck
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Not for me. I'd contact the manufacturer ASAP. For the record, I really only use the Magic remote to access the TV's smart features or to power on or off when I misplace my cable provider's remote, which I use as a universal because that's how I access my DVR. But I've yet to experience any problem whatsoever with the Magic.
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I just picked up the Sony RMVZ320 Remote Control @ Best Buy yesterday for $16.99 and it works perfectly. It also handles my Comcast DVR functions, so I only have to use this remote. BTW, I'm using it with the L32HDF11TA.
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It worked with our Motorola HD DVR and HD receivers when we had Xfinity Cable via Comcast in the past. We switched to a satellite company in the last few months. To answer your question more directly, it worked great with the Xfinity boxes (Motorola) as of last Spring (2013) when we had that service. I hope this helps!
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This remote is designed to power on/off all brands of TV's, control volume, change channels. I do not believe it will work any cable boxes. So Yes it will still work your TV no mater where your cable comes from but you will need a separate remote to work your cable box.
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I use this remote to work my FIOS DVR - I first got it to learn the code for FIOS and then pressed all the functions buttons to figure out if any had automatically picked up some of the FIOS features and they had - video on demand etc, DVR. I used the learn feature for any other features of specific buttons, like the Xbox remote buttons.
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Comcast remotes that come with their newer hd DVRs come programmed for RCA by default, and this seems to work with the TCL's. My remote had already been customized to go with a different tv, so I used code 10047, the first code for RCA under "LCD TVs" and it works fine with my TCL.
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It is not a feature on the TV's remote for a basic cable line. However, I use to have a DVR which did have a picture-in-picture feature on the remote and it worked fine on this TV.