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Tony Rose

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  1. I have 2 in fact. One on my shield and the other for my single board kodi box.
  2. I did the cell phone camera test and the light was visible, so IR ?? This TV wasn't sold in the US, perhaps use the European FX750 or FX780 This TV is one year newer TX-65GX800B
  3. I haven't had success with input switching, but here is my workaround based on a suggestion from somewhere around here...If your devices power on and off properly (which mine don't) it's only one extra button press. Press activity 'A BUTTON', then 'POWER' in order to watch TV To start watching your ROKU, press activity 'B BUTTON' without hitting the power button. You will first need to assign a button (maybe #2?) to switch the TV to HDMI 2. Unfortunately this means that you can't use the the #2 button on the keypad while watching your ROKU. To watch KODI, press activity 'C BUTTON' without hitting the power button. You will first need to assign a button (maybe #3?) to switch the TV to HDMI 3. Unfortunately this means that you can't use the the #3 button on the keypad while watching KODI-no great loss obviously. You should also program the #1 button to switch back to HDMI input for watching TV. Since you are using the same input on your a/v unit, and only changing the HDMI inputs for your 3 activities, it should be fairly simple. LOL You could use the color wheel thingy to program a 'power all off' command.
  4. If you feel inspired...my downstairs setup (I bought 2 remotes) is good to go thanks to a post somewhere that suggested assigning an hdmi input change to one of the numbers :) HOWEVER, the Harmon Kardon AVR 1610 is only powering on and off intermittently.
  5. Could you you add this tv if at all possible?
  6. Any chance you can add my panasonic tv to the list? TC-65FX800
  7. I'm having difficulties getting power on/off/ to work consistently on my Harman Kardon AVR 1610. Any way to add it?
  8. Nathan I agree with you-I shouldn't have to choose the device type (again) then scroll through (again), then figure out why my receiver isn't responding correctly and oh ya, which one was it again?? The types of receivers under Harman Kardon for example, are so general, there's no way in the world that only a handful cover every model. A list of your current devices cannot be listed ?
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