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My samsung tv will not turn off with the … - Apple Community
One thing that I don’t understand though is that it works great in my living room were I have a Sonos Beam connected ”between” my TV and Apple TV. In my bedroom without any kind of reciver, the TV simply does not turn off when using the Apple TV remote or remote app.
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Then you must have also read that response in that other thread. It depends on the TV if it will react to CEC signals. Not all do. Even those that do, may not always listen to wake signals and/or standby signals. Additionally CEC has an on|off setting on most devices that support it.
Devices “in between” must pass through CEC signals, even if that device itself doesn’t listen to it (or CEC set off), as mandated for all HDMI devices with HDMI-in and HDMI-out.
If you can't control your TV or receiver with your Apple TV Remote - Apple Support
Then you must have also read that response in that other thread. It depends on the TV if it will react to CEC signals. Not all do. Even those that do, may not always listen to wake signals and/or standby signals. Additionally CEC has an on|off setting on most devices that support it.
Devices “in between” must pass through CEC signals, even if that device itself doesn’t listen to it (or CEC set off), as mandated for all HDMI devices with HDMI-in and HDMI-out.
If you can't control your TV or receiver with your Apple TV Remote - Apple Support
After reseting my TV in the bedroom, call number 2, then they told me that I cannot delete or turn off the art mode in the 2021 model - which I don’t have on my 2020 model in the living room.
So basically, don’t buy samsung the frame if you want to use the Apple Remote to turn off the TV as well.
then my samsung TV in my bed room simply interpets the request differently than my samsung TV in my living room?
Yes, apparently. Possibly the difference is in Settings on Apple TV, on the TV, or both.
I have a samsung the frame and Apple TV 4K in my bed room and my living room. The difference is that I have a Sonos Beam connected as well in my living room.
My point was, that a third device does not make a difference for turning off (setting to standby of) the TV.
Are both TVs the same model?
I guess I need to purchase some kind of receiver?
No, that is not needed for CEC/turning off|on connected devices.
Ok, I might be a bit slow here, but then my samsung TV in my bed room simply interpets the request differently than my samsung TV in my living room?
Just to be super clear. I have a samsung the frame and Apple TV 4K in my bed room and my living room. The difference is that I have a Sonos Beam connected as well in my living room.
And if I would like to have the same experience in my bed room, I guess I need to purchase som kind of receiver?
The TV in my living room is a Samsung the frame 2020 with an Apple TV 4K (new gen). The TV in my bedroom is also a Frame, model year 2021, connected to an Apple TV 4K (previous gen).
The settings are the same on both Apple TV and TVs. The Apple TV in my bedroom was previously placed in my living room, and then it worked just fine.
Thanks for the help - I’ll reach out to Samsung support.
So in other words, the Apple TV sends a sleep signal to the TVs, but in my living room, the Sonos Beam translates it to ’shut down’ instead?
No translation of the signal happens, but each receiving device must make their decision to listen to that or not. It’s more of a request than a command.
Just had a chat with Samsung and they asked me to call instead so that they remotely could ’reset my HDMI cable’ :) Let’s see how that goes…
My Apple TV 4K does not turen off Samsung TV
