does this remote remember equipment state? For example, if I choose to "Watch TV" which turns the TV on, if I later on choose "Watch DVD", will it turn the TV off and the DVD on ?
121111
it will remember. it's not 2-way communication of course, but it will remember what it thinks it did. so if you go up and manually turn off the set, your remote will still think it's on, which is no big deal.
376249
The unit turns on when it starts to record a program. Right after you shedule a future program, you can turn off the machine with the relote. It should turn off, if it does not, either it is recording a previously recorded program or the unit is defective. The remote buttons are not very good. sometimes you have to press a few times.
480711
Yes, it will remember the last setting used, even if you do not save it. When you turn the unit back on it will be at the last setting used.
1227055
I have found that the switching works manually in this case since there is no way for it to automatically know which device you want to use if they are all left on. I have a couple devices that stay on as well, so I end up using the included remote control to switch between inputs. Other than that the device works great, picture quality is excellent.
31658
Yes, they basically worded it incorrectly in the instruction manual. Enabling this feature will remember the On/Off state of the TV when it loses power. So if you unplug it while it is turned on, it will turn itself back on once you plug it back in. It has nothing to do with the video signal. I tried the tech support people and even they weren't aware of this.
849651
If you have the original remote, you can have this remote learn the original remote's functions.I'm curious if you're asking about the feature found on some Sony TVs to freeze any image shown on the screen, or something else?
463146
Yes there is a small IR sensor on the underside which lets it learn remote functions from other remotes. You can also use that to program 1 function key to do something on some other equipment you don't want to learn the whole function for. Example I have My HTPC controled by the cable box. My Blue Ray on the DVD button and of course the TV under the TV button. But also when in any mode one button is set to turn on the sound bar.
180644
When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it too. But that was pure dumb luck on a completely different device. When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it... » Read More When it's on Standby it blinks OFF. Otherwise you'll have to do a hard shutoff with the switch in the back. On an odd note on that very thing. I'd program my Logitech Harmony 300 learning remote and by pure accident, I've noticed that if the remote is on AUX and I'm trying to lower the volume but the remote is set for Bluray (because I've forgotten to switch the device over) it dims the LED. There's no dim function on the surround system. But the dimming lowered the blinking OFF to like you couldn't see it at all. Not just that, but the rest of the display as well. But you can brighten it too. But that was pure dumb luck on a completely different device. « Show Less
786656
I think it does, although one rarely uses that function on the remote. BTW, I have two of these for sale MUCH cheaper than the person who is selling them on Amazon. One is used and one is new.
695706
Im not positive, but its an infared remote. If you get 2 of the same tvs and hit the power button and they were next to eachother, they would both turn on.
424404
I think it does if you shut your TV off in with the Roku input on, but if you go back to TV input before you shut TV off it should not do that.
628728
Yes, check service manual....it is normally on by default....but with the remote controller it can be turned off!
902005
Yes, it comes with a remote. When I turn the unit on, it automatically turns on the tv and switches inputs. The remote operates the tv as well as the dvd player and is easy to use. Only button missing on the remote is a mute button.
1841918
I receive my tv from ComCast and use their remote. Yes, it powers on/off with the tv.
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The fact that you still have a picture means the bulb is working fine. You problem is probably just some settings that were inadvertently lost or changed. If I were you I would start by finding the answers to these two questions:1) Are all the inputs to the TV still assigned and functional? (Does the DVD player work; does the antenna or cable box work, etc.) This could indicate whether or not a reset occurred. If you find things named differently than before the bulb change then there are probably other settings that need to be changed to get your HD picture working.2) Was the image format inadvertently changed? There is a button on the remote that can do this and it could be the only issue.Hope that helps. The fact that you still have a picture means the bulb is working fine. You problem is probably just some settings that were inadvertently lost or changed. If I were you I would start by finding the answers to these two questions:1) Are all the inputs to the TV still assigned and functional? (Does the DVD player work; does the antenna or cable box work, etc.) This could indicate whether or not a reset occurred. If you find things named differently than before the bulb change then there are probably other settings that need to be changed to get your HD picture working.2) Was the... » Read More The fact that you still have a picture means the bulb is working fine. You problem is probably just some settings that were inadvertently lost or changed. If I were you I would start by finding the answers to these two questions:1) Are all the inputs to the TV still assigned and functional? (Does the DVD player work; does the antenna or cable box work, etc.) This could indicate whether or not a reset occurred. If you find things named differently than before the bulb change then there are probably other settings that need to be changed to get your HD picture working.2) Was the image format inadvertently changed? There is a button on the remote that can do this and it could be the only issue.Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes, I do it all the time. I turn the TV and HD box on set on the channel I want to record, then set up the timer recording (I always use the Auto mode so it uses the whole disc and makes for a better picture). After everything is set to go, I turn off the TV while leaving the HD box on. Works like a charm!
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It does have a learn function. You have to have the TV on. Push Menu-settings-remote manager -tv code -learn.. Set front of the old remote to the left front side (there's a IR window square) follow the on screen instructions. I have done it, one of my TV's remotes wasn't in the list of remotes. I did get volume and mute to work, but couldn't get the power button to work. Mine was a Proscan TV, it didn't use any of the built in code-sets for Proscan or RCA.