Do you turn this on separately every time you turn on the TV? Seems like it would be annoying to always be switching this on in addition to the TV...
236797
Yes, but it is well worth it. I only use in evening when it make my picture AWESOME everybody who see my picture orders it for themself
236798
Not needed during the day as I have some lighting from outside. If I want it on during the night time I can turn it on.
419654
No.... it should switch between devices automatically. Mine dose this even if you do not use the remote. Try hooking a different device to that port. If you have the same problem again your device my be defective.
2071815
I bought a Sony STRDG920 receiver recently and I can confirm that it does turn itself on and off depending on the TV's state. Though it may depend on whether or not you have a Sony lcd tv connected to it. I'd test this out myself but the Sony Bravia is the only lcd tv I have!In case you wanted to know my setup consists of:- Sony STRDG920 Receiver- Sony Bravia XBR4 (40") - Cable tv is connected directly to the tuner. Sound output goes to the receiver.- Sony BDP-S350 Blu-Ray Player (HDMI)- Xbox360 (HDMI)- Nintendo Wii (Component)- Sony Playstation 2 (Component) I bought a Sony STRDG920 receiver recently and I can confirm that it does turn itself on and off depending on the TV's state. Though it may depend on whether or not you have a Sony lcd tv connected to it. I'd test this out myself but the Sony Bravia is the only lcd tv I have!In case you wanted to know my setup consists of:- Sony STRDG920 Receiver- Sony Bravia XBR4 (40") - Cable tv is connected directly to the tuner. Sound output goes to the receiver.- Sony BDP-S350 Blu-Ray Player (HDMI)- Xbox360 (HDMI)- Nintendo Wii (Component)- Sony... » Read More I bought a Sony STRDG920 receiver recently and I can confirm that it does turn itself on and off depending on the TV's state. Though it may depend on whether or not you have a Sony lcd tv connected to it. I'd test this out myself but the Sony Bravia is the only lcd tv I have!In case you wanted to know my setup consists of:- Sony STRDG920 Receiver- Sony Bravia XBR4 (40") - Cable tv is connected directly to the tuner. Sound output goes to the receiver.- Sony BDP-S350 Blu-Ray Player (HDMI)- Xbox360 (HDMI)- Nintendo Wii (Component)- Sony Playstation 2 (Component) « Show Less
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No It only turns off when you turn off TV , pretty stupid I know, anyway what you can do is turn on the tv hit "tools" on the TV remote and select on the screen "Anynet+" followed by "Receiver ON" , I know it's a couple extra step but at least you don't need to get up or use two remotes to turn everything on Hope this help
594311
No. Once the unit is turn off, it will not turn on with out pushing the power button on the "key pad" or remote. If you unplug it for example, while it's on, when you plug it back in it needs to be physically turned on with the power button.
128920
Cesar, I found that it won't work if I connect it to a TV that's already on. connecting it before turning on the tv has worked for me.
52130
Hi.. I do not have this issue. My TV powers up to the TV picture. I am guessing it's in the start up settings but have not had to deal with it. I responded so you would know that you can change it. this is an awesome TV. Everyone who comes over comments on how great the picture is, so you made a great choice
232756
I leave mine on 24/7, if it disconnects then I don't know but when the TV is on, it is working so no problems with that.
1115681
No. I keep it plugged into a switched outlet on my receiver, so it is only on when the receiver is on. Works real well.
898321
the only time mine turns off is when the tv is turned off, the sound bar will auto turn off.
1670357
If it's like mine, I start on HDMI when I power it up, it switches on its own to TV, then I have to press HDMI, so it sounds like a similar problem.
1450055
I know exactly what you're talking about and that happens to mine as well from time to time. You probably can't work the volume on the tv either while it's happening too, right? Usually, what I would do is unplug it for the night and the next day when I wanted to watch it, I would plug it back in and the lower right corner glitch would go away. I will say that is my biggest gripe with the tv, but it's just a glitch and unplugging it always worked for me in the past. Hope this helps!
272906
I'm having the same problem and it's intermitent. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. When it doesn't work, I have to turn the TV on and off several times and then it will work. Then sometimes the TV just turns on by itself. We have a Samsung technician coming tomorrow to check it out - hopefully I can post the solution...
512814
One would think the manufacturer would include these instructions in the owner's manual. No, you do not need to turn off the TV. There is approx a 10 second pause after you turn the headset on. I think you just need to wait for the sound to come on. At least that is the way mine works. Good luck.
1553992
Yes....but it is turned off when you get the TV and you have to activate it in the menu under sound.
1430478
No It only turns off when you turn off TV , pretty stupid I know, anyway what you can do is turn on the tv hit "tools" on the TV remote and select on the screen "Anynet+" followed by "Receiver ON" , I know it's a couple extra step but at least you don't need to get up or use two remotes to turn everything onHope this help
27430
No, it doesn't turn off by itself...to my chagrin. I have forgotten it and left it on overnight quite a few times myself.