APPLE TV4K REMOTE

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APPLE TV4K REMOTE

MY TV4K REMOTE REPLACED MY FIRESTICK. MY TV IS CONNECTED TO MY RECEIVER.

THE FIRESTICK REMOTE WAS ABLE TO POWER ON MY TV AND RECEIVER WITH ONE BUTTON. IT ALSO WOULD CONTROL THE VOLUME OF MY SPEAKERS THAT ARE CONNECTED TO MY RECEIVER.

THE APPLE TV REMOTE will power on my receiver but NOT the tv. It also controls the volume of the built in speaker on the tv but NOT the volume of my speakers that are connected to my receiver.

How can I correct this for the Apple remote to do exactly what my firestick remote used to do?

Posted on Dec 6, 2021 4:58 PM

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Urquhart1244

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Dec 6, 2021 9:07 PM in response to rosen8389

Verify that HDMI-CEC is activated on Apple TV box, and on the TV (and on the receiver). On Apple TV: Settings﹥Remotes and Devices﹥Control TVs and Receivers﹥On.

Control your TV or receiver with your Apple TV Remote - Apple Support

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Dec 7, 2021 4:06 PM in response to rosen8389

CEC has been available as long as HDMI. (It was defined in HDMI Specification 1.0.) Although manufacturers don’t have to implement any of it.

CEC may be available under various brand specific trade names. Panasonic may call it VIERA Link.

CEC is available over HDMI. Receivers connected with optical Toslink will not get CEC commands.

You should be able to configure the Siri Remote to turn your TV on or off through the power button. Use the Siri Remote to turn your TV on or off - Apple Support

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rosen8389 Author

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Dec 7, 2021 3:40 PM in response to rosen8389

My Viera Plasma TV and Denon receiver are old and don't have CEC! Am I out of luck?

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