As a business that sells and sets up internet....I love them. I prefer them for customers who are getting Dish as well. Too many of these new TVs are pains in the butt to navigate the inputs. Most can be set to last input used, as already stated in this thread, but some can't. And even those that CAN can be a pain in the rear to set up...it seems every time I find that feature somewhere else buried in the menu structure.I loathe roku tv's
I do the same thing if the customer asked me to set up their TV for them. I ask them "Do you want me to make it easy for you to actually USE or leave all the crap that you have to plow through". 100% have said make it easy.I'm terrible. Set the Power option to last input used, turn off all the AI, ads, recommendations, the stupid Anynet on Samsung and Vizio Home settings on most TV's
It's not that complicated all you need to do is select ROKE in the remote settings and for the TV set the power on setting to the HDMI port the DISH receiver is connected toMy brother's wife got an "Onn" brand Roku TV and I couldn't get it to program to the DiSH remote, so they had to use 2 remotes. Then this year it broke and I got them a Samsung...at Sam's
ONN will work with setting the remote to TCLMy brother's wife got an "Onn" brand Roku TV and I couldn't get it to program to the DiSH remote, so they had to use 2 remotes. Then this year it broke and I got them a Samsung...at Sam's
I set one up just the other day. I was incredibly simple. When you go to program the Dish remote you go to the O section , when you scroll down to ONN there is one that has ONN (Roku)....choose that one...done. I have done many of these. Or, like has been stated, you can simply choose TCL. I have NEVER not been able to program a Dish remote to work a Roku TV.My brother's wife got an "Onn" brand Roku TV and I couldn't get it to program to the DiSH remote, so they had to use 2 remotes. Then this year it broke and I got them a Samsung...at Sam's
The weird thing is that if you turn off Limited Mode and hit the TV Button on the side, then hit power, it will turn the TV off, but hit SAT again and it won't... luckily this isn't on every Samsung et al TV. Also, if you setup and AVR, you have to go back and reprogram the remote for the TV.Now when it comes to Samsung and newer Vizios, I have found that you have to choose the second code, even though the first one will do the volume...it won't do the power.
That's why I love it when the customer has a soundbar and TV with ARC. When they ask what ARC stands for I don't tell them Audio Return Channel because I'll get that blank stare....I tell them it stands for automatic remote control, which kinda makes sense since it makes the TV the master and the soundbar the slave.Also, if you setup and AVR, you have to go back and reprogram the remote for the TV.
Have you explained eARC yet?That's why I love it when the customer has a soundbar and TV with ARC. When they ask what ARC stands for I don't tell them Audio Return Channel because I'll get that blank stare....I tell them it stands for automatic remote control, which kinda makes sense since it makes the TV the master and the soundbar the slave.
Oh no....one more letter I've got to come up with a word for.Have you explained eARC yet?
enhancedOh no....one more letter I've got to come up with a word for.
I think he's referring to an old 722 and the old remotes.I set one up just the other day. I was incredibly simple. When you go to program the Dish remote you go to the O section , when you scroll down to ONN there is one that has ONN (Roku)....choose that one...done. I have done many of these. Or, like has been stated, you can simply choose TCL. I have NEVER not been able to program a Dish remote to work a Roku TV.
Now when it comes to Samsung and newer Vizios, I have found that you have to choose the second code, even though the first one will do the volume...it won't do the power.
Oh crap....I hate it when I have to deal with one of those. I usually do the manually teaching.....power, vol up and down, and mute.I think he's referring to an old 722 and the old remotes.
Same here. Luckily we're seeing them less and less. My daughter, who's been working with us for about 25 years, still remembers a bunch of the old codes, which is amazing to me.Oh crap....I hate it when I have to deal with one of those. I usually do the manually teaching.....power, vol up and down, and mute.
That's impressive.still remembers a bunch of the old codes, which is amazing to me.
I think I remember six lolSame here. Luckily we're seeing them less and less. My daughter, who's been working with us for about 25 years, still remembers a bunch of the old codes, which is amazing to me.