I watch TV via FIOS DVR box and I operate plasma TV and FIOS DVR . Would be I able to operate LG (on-off) function with F IO S remote?
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Yes. Just use the LG code. Depending on your remote, the codes could be different.
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Yes. Your FIOS cable box analog out connection can plug directly into the back of the zvox box using the analog RCA cables. Doing it this way just limits that input on the zvox to just running the cable box whereas when its connected to the tv, everything that's running through those sound output jacks can use that same input without having to use the zvox remote to change input sources, but I'm guessing you know that already. As long as your analog audio connections are working on the FIOS box, you'll have no problem connecting it to the Zvox box.
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CatsAndStuff...yes, I currently have my Samsung Blu-ray player atop the unit which then has a Verizon FiOS box on top of it. No heating challenges that I can notice and no interference with the television signal. Hope that helps!
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no, use the one that if it is off, the opthers should also be off. Like choose the computer as the control because of that is off, the printer, speakers and everything except the modem (always on) and router (always on) should be off. i.e. pick the item that when it goes off, so should the rest.For a TV, put your DVR on in an always on slot, the tv in the controller and the speakers, game player and dvd player in the ones being controlled.
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It could be but series 2 Tivo is old so you can only tape what you are watching or at least 1 show. It worked fine but hard to keep connected unless you never dust the top of your TV or move the box. Then you have to try and get it programed again. I am stuck with Comcast so it may work differently with FIOS but it is the right connection. I bought a new Tivo.
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Yes. I use Verizon FiOS HD TV service and I have two cablecards for the dual channel capability. Please note: The signal coming from FiOS is very powerful, and in many cases too powerful for the TiVo. I had to purchase a "db attenuator" which is a small plug that goes inline with the incoming coax cable. I am using a 20db attenuator. Without the attenuator you may get signal problems/pixelation. If you go into "Messages & Settings" and click on "Diagnostics" you will see "SN Ratio" (Signal to Noise Ratio). The sweet spot for TiVo Series 3 is "31db - 32db". If it's more than that you may get choppy picture.
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Your Verizon FiOS box has a 3.5mm port on the rear panel for IR input that you can use a plain mono cable to send signals. You may not need an IR emitter like this product.
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You can use fir fios but you will not see a difference, keep your fios antenna!!!
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It is not possible to turn Sonos devices on and off remotely by the app. I do use WEMO devices from Belkin and it works perfectly to turn Sonos devices (and others) off and on remotely. You will need to download the WEMO app which works well.
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Yes, my Winegard Carryout has dual outputs for hooking up two receivers or onr DVR in SD, not HD. I use HR-22s and I have to switch the setup from oval dish to round dish which takes a couple of minutes. Once you do that it is set until you take the receiver back in the house. If you have local channels you will lose those channels when you get 100-200 miles from home as they are on a directed transponder to your local area. All other channels will work anywhere in the US.
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You can use whatever remote you'd like. I have directv. I'm not using there remote. I have ir emitters on the boxes and an mx3000 set to rf. I've been using this hdflow for a while now and it hasn't blinked. I'm about to add 2 more
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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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No. The TiVo and cable box won't interoperate. If you have two or more TiVo's in your house, then they can see each other, and act as a single multi-room DVR.One other consideration for TiVo: you will not be able to access your cable companies' On Demand programming via the TiVo box. I felt that the benefits of the TiVo outweighed the On Demand functionality, but it is still something to consider when deciding to purchase a TiVo.
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As long as the FIOS equipment you are using is IF (infared) it should be compatible. IF means that you have to point your FIOS remote control at the box (FIOS receiver, setup top box, etc...) in order to change channels and use other functions of the receiver. If you have a box that is RF (radio frequency controlled) meaning you can be in another room and change a channel, then this is something you do not need. Remember that any device with IR can use this repeater system. Just be careful if you are using a Plasma TV.
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Yes. I use Verizon FiOS HD TV service and I have two cablecards for the dual channel capability. Please note: The signal coming from FiOS is very powerful, and in many cases too powerful for the TiVo. I had to purchase a "db attenuator" which is a small plug that goes inline with the incoming coax cable. I am using a 20db attenuator. Without the attenuator you may get signal problems/pixelation. If you go into "Messages & Settings" and click on "Diagnostics" you will see "SN Ratio" (Signal to Noise Ratio). The sweet spot for TiVo Series 3 is "31db - 32db". If it's more than that you may get choppy picture. Yes. I use Verizon FiOS HD TV service and I have two cablecards for the dual channel capability. Please note: The signal coming from FiOS is very powerful, and in many cases too powerful for the TiVo. I had to purchase a "db attenuator" which is a small plug that goes inline with the incoming coax cable. I am using a 20db attenuator. Without the attenuator you may get signal problems/pixelation. If you go into "Messages & Settings" and click on "Diagnostics" you will see "SN Ratio" (Signal to Noise Ratio). The sweet spot for TiVo Series 3 is... » Read More Yes. I use Verizon FiOS HD TV service and I have two cablecards for the dual channel capability. Please note: The signal coming from FiOS is very powerful, and in many cases too powerful for the TiVo. I had to purchase a "db attenuator" which is a small plug that goes inline with the incoming coax cable. I am using a 20db attenuator. Without the attenuator you may get signal problems/pixelation. If you go into "Messages & Settings" and click on "Diagnostics" you will see "SN Ratio" (Signal to Noise Ratio). The sweet spot for TiVo Series 3 is "31db - 32db". If it's more than that you may get choppy picture. « Show Less
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No, unless both happen to be on the same frequency (not likely) - you would need to select either the TV or Cable button to choose the device you want to control. Not sure it is the best way to go, but I just turn the TV on/off and leave the cable box on all the time. I have heard cable boxes use just about the same amount of power when they are off (actually "stand-by") as when they are on.
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No. Dvr i closed circuit . Nvr is power over ethernet. If u have a bnc connection this will work if u only have ethernet this will not