Does this TV support CEC (Remote control over HDMI)?
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Thanks for your question. The full users manual is available for download on the manufacturer's site. This is a wonderful way to shop and make certain that the device will do everything you need it to. This is a fantastic TV. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Toshiba dealer.
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According to the manufacturer specifications, the Toshiba 32L2400U does support HDMI with CEC.2.
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I am not 100% sure, but the connection for HDMI 1.0 and 1.1 are the same. That means that the control is from software. I would assume that a software update can be patched to the tv to upgrade it to the 1.1 spec.
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Yes, but the Remote for the HDMI Switch is not always working, you have to get up and push the Button on the Switsh manuel for the different Inputs; like the DVD Player Recorder etc, so i have the switsh in the front or next to the HD TV, to make it easy for the change over. horst
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Yes it does. I have also used it for CEC on identifying appliances and on 3D side by side with no issues.
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Yes. It has a great remote with tv, av, and other universal support. It is essential for the smart tv function
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Hi Eva...boy, I think it does, but I'm not 100% sure. Does it state it in the specs? I'll look tonight when I get home and let you know. However, I do enjoy the TV...it was a good buy, I think.
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so many have this same question here but no answer yet. i sent a mail to vizio support and the response was " This TV was not originally designed with a QWERTY remote therefore we cannot ascertain that it has the appropriate firmware to successfully support a QWERTY remote."
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Just so you know, it is HDMI-CEC that controls turning devices on, not ARC. ARC just allows the sound's signal to travel "backwards" through the cable. Companies usually call CEC something else for marketing purposes like Anynet+, Bravia Sync, Aquos Link, SimpLink, Viera Link, etc. Check to make sure both devices support a CEC connection (CEC-enabled). Your HDMI cables should be at least version 1.3a (which introduced audio commands), but it may be safer to just get the latest version (currently 1.4) since there are specification updates with each release. It's a good idea when buying new a/v hardware to make sure you buy the latest version cables as well. Just so you know, it is HDMI-CEC that controls turning devices on, not ARC. ARC just allows the sound's signal to travel "backwards" through the cable. Companies usually call CEC something else for marketing purposes like Anynet+, Bravia Sync, Aquos Link, SimpLink, Viera Link, etc. Check to make sure both devices support a CEC connection (CEC-enabled). Your HDMI cables should be at least version 1.3a (which introduced audio commands), but it may be safer to just get the latest version (currently 1.4) since there are specification updates with each release. It's a good idea when... » Read More Just so you know, it is HDMI-CEC that controls turning devices on, not ARC. ARC just allows the sound's signal to travel "backwards" through the cable. Companies usually call CEC something else for marketing purposes like Anynet+, Bravia Sync, Aquos Link, SimpLink, Viera Link, etc. Check to make sure both devices support a CEC connection (CEC-enabled). Your HDMI cables should be at least version 1.3a (which introduced audio commands), but it may be safer to just get the latest version (currently 1.4) since there are specification updates with each release. It's a good idea when buying new a/v hardware to make sure you buy the latest version cables as well. « Show Less
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Yes, it has a Built-in NTSC/ATSC/Clear QAM tuner. You can check out more of the specs at http://tv.jvc.com/product.jsp?modelId=MODL028923&pathId;=201&page;=10
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Yes it is capable. It has a "Video Out", "HDMI" and "VGA" outputs. This unit is quite flexible and provides good ability for several viewing options, including a "Lan" connection to a computer for remote viewing.
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No it has sdi port(Bnc) but you can always get a sdi to hdmi converter or just get a sdi monitor I recomend (small hd)
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I tested this with the HDMI connection. The owners manual, available publicly on the Philips site, indicates that the choice of upscaling format is available only on an HDMI connection, so I did not bother trying with component video. It seems component video supports only 480i/480p, or 576p to a PAL TV. The manual also indicates support for HDMI connections to DVI devices that support HDCP; I don't have such a device so I have not verified this. I hope shortly to have a 1080p TV to verify its behavior there.Thanks for the question. Although I saw it mentioned in a review or another forum question that upscaling was available only on HDMI, I realised after I wrote earlier that I should have included this detail. I tested this with the HDMI connection. The owners manual, available publicly on the Philips site, indicates that the choice of upscaling format is available only on an HDMI connection, so I did not bother trying with component video. It seems component video supports only 480i/480p, or 576p to a PAL TV. The manual also indicates support for HDMI connections to DVI devices that support HDCP; I don't have such a device so I have not verified this. I hope shortly to have a 1080p TV to verify its behavior there.Thanks for the question. Although I saw it mentioned in a... » Read More I tested this with the HDMI connection. The owners manual, available publicly on the Philips site, indicates that the choice of upscaling format is available only on an HDMI connection, so I did not bother trying with component video. It seems component video supports only 480i/480p, or 576p to a PAL TV. The manual also indicates support for HDMI connections to DVI devices that support HDCP; I don't have such a device so I have not verified this. I hope shortly to have a 1080p TV to verify its behavior there.Thanks for the question. Although I saw it mentioned in a review or another forum question that upscaling was available only on HDMI, I realised after I wrote earlier that I should have included this detail. « Show Less
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Consumer Electronics Control (CEC), your HDTV's remote can manage up to ten devices that are connected via HDMI (such as Blu-ray Disc players or home theater receivers), no special programming needed. So, for example, you can use your remote to turn on your TV, your player, and your receiver at the same time, and adjust the system volume with one button.
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From the way that you framed your question, you asked it the wrong way. This tv accepts all connections from common devices. You should ask the question from your device point of view. "I have a dvd player with a HDMI connection, will this tv accept it? The answer is yes.
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Yes the unit supports CC under Tuner, however, keep in mind that it is up to the source to provide the CC when you have an external device connected to the display such as a DVD player.
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Because its cheaper probably 30AWG however these are the 1.4 HDMI Cable Specs Things The 1.4 Specification Does Support sRGB YCbCr 4:2:2/4:4:4 8 channel LPCM, 192 kHz, 24-bit audio capability Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD video and audio at full resolution Consumer Electronic Control (CEC) DVD-Audio Super Audio CD (DSD) Deep color xvYCC Auto lip-sync Dolby TrueHD bitstream capable DTS-HD Master Audio bitstream capable Updated list of CEC commands 3D over HDMI[131] Ethernet channel Audio return channel (ARC) 4K resolution at 30 fps Things The 1.4 Specification Do Not Support 4K resolution at 60 fps Rec. 2020 color space YCbCr 4:2:0 32 channel audio 1536 kHz audio 4 audio streams 2 video streams (Dual View) 21:9 aspect ratio
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I have a compatibility issue, but not HDD-related. Apparently the 8300HD is NOT HDMI-CEC compliant, so turning it ON does NOT turn on my new Philips 55PFL4706. However all my other accessories with HDMI outputs DO turn ON the set. Is this a problem with the 8300HD, or am I missing some setting? Thanks!