My TV is a Sony Bravia 50EX645. It has a TV input for an over-the-air signal and four HDMI inputs for cable, dvd player etc. The Sony remote offers the capability to select the input I want to use and to easily change the source. Does this remote allow...
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The learning feature allows almost any of the buttons to be programmed with the IR signal from the factory remote. Ours is set up so that the hard "guide" button controls the TV input from the main screen, so it's not necessary to navigate to the RF20's TV section first. It's very flexible and easy to use. Programming is actually very intuitive after reading the instructions.
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This device will not help you connect to a TV with only an RF cable input. You would need a converter that can take the type of source you have, composite, component, or HDMI and converts it to an RF signal on a standard TV channel. Like with a VCR, where you change channels on the VCR and set your TV to channel 3 or 4. If you have cable, you may be able to connect your source to the cable tuner if there are any type of inputs on it. Also some of the HDTV converter boxes that were selling several years back may also have inputs.
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Yes. Just have to have the needed input on your tvs and then you can watch the original source input on up to 4 different devices whether it be a TV, projector, Recording device etc.
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I don't recall that the Sony BRAVIA XBR that I reviewed (which is an older model that is now no longer available) was called a "Smart TV." However, it does have a feature called "Bravia Synch" which I find quite useful. If you have other Sony HDMI products, such as a DVD or BluRay player, the devices can talk to each other. This is useful because, for example, with the TV off, all you have to do is to load a disk in the BluRay player and the BluRay player will tell the TV to turn on, and it will set the TV to the correct input for you so you don't have to fiddle with remotes. It is very convenient, but not "smart."
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Hi Megan, I used this remote for my 95 year old father inlaw on a Proscan TV. like most remotes, you can use it on almost all TV's. the main problem with this remote is you must press the up/down channel button to select channels. If your watching channel 4 and you want channel 65 you have to either hold the up button down continuously or press it 61 times.
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I don't know. I Googled my model Sony Bravia TV and found the exact model remote that was shipped with the TV and ordered it that way. You need to Google that model and see which remote will work with that model. Sorry I cannot help you any further.
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Sony remotes are not all interchangeable, I purchased this one for my DAV-HDX267W - thinking it was the correct one. NOPE. To avoid costly errors, I would recommend you call Sony Parts, they told me the correct one in a heart beat. Don't buy from them though, stupidly expensive. Get from Amazon or Ebay
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I have a very old (~15 year old) Sony projection TV - works great, but the remote wore out. Old remote model number RM-Y136A. I purchased the Sony RMVZ220 Remote Control, and it worked right out of the box; I did not even have to go through the set up procedure.
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hi the remote i got is rm-aau013 i bought it for my av but it will not work with my audio surround unitits for a sony tv so its no good for me would have returned it but it would cost me even more to return you can have it for the price of shipping if you would like just let me know either way good luck
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I use mine on a somewhat older Sony Bravia XBR2. It just plugs into the HDMI input on your TV, so I would think it should be okay. You have to purchase an HDMI cable to plug it into the TV, and then each device going into the switch will also need an HDMI cable. I've used the switch with a Roku box, an Apple TV, a Sony Blu-ray player and a Samsung DVD player. I sometimes have to use the remote to select which device the switch is connecting, but most of the time the switch automatically senses which device is active.
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I am able to use this remote on my TV of the same model. I am not able to use the keypad within my remote but I am not sure if there is something I can do to solve this or the remote I received is having issues. Bottom line. Yes. I do use this remote and everything works well other than the keypad for me.
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That is a good question - But I don't know the answer either. When I want to change the TV input, that is what I change is the input and not the channel. Don't know that you can change the channel from the input mode. My understanding is that this remote is not designed to control multiple devices - it's not a universal remote.
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Hi, SuperMomI have a different Sony Bravia, but this device should work just fine for ANY TV, as long as you have at least 1 HDMI port. Just plug whatever HDMI devices that would have been plugged into your TV, into this instead. I use the HarmonyOne remote to select which input the Kinivo will select, BUT the Kinivo will automatically "detect" if you have turned on a device connected to it, then switch it to view that device on your tv. Just make sure you buy 1 extra HDMI cable for this Kinivo (to go from it, to the TV). I hope this helps! :-)
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I'm not very technical and had someone else hook this up for me.I have cable TV. Before I purchased this soundbar, I was using the cable remote to control everything, including volume. The volume and channel change on the TV remote doesn't work when set up this way.After the soundbar was hooked up, the TV remote was still off line for volume and channel changing. I can control the volume by both the cable remote and the small remote that came with the soundbar.Sorry...that's the best I can tell you.
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Yes, although an HDMI switch may be less expensive. You will have to change your TV's HDMI source signal if you more than 2 inputs to your TV.
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The device is not a universal remote. It is only capable of controlling the TV. In this scenario, I'm not sure how well it would work. If you have a cable or satellite box, you would still need to use the remote for that box.
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I have this system connected to a PS3, so it's the same. There's no HDMI pass through on the Sony Bravia which complicates hook-up and you'll need to get a digital output cable and connect it between your PS4 and the Sony Bravia. Then use an HDMI cable between your PS4 and monitor / TV. You'll then have to enable the Digital Output in the PS4 configuration, then set the Sony Bravia in the TV/Cable mode to receive the audio. Works fine. Great value.