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The app doesn’t change volume when the buttons on side of phone are pressed? It has a muted speaker in the left hand corner and when the volume buttons are pushed it only controls the volume of the ringer? The previous reply about going to settings and changing it in the “remote and devices” section of settings would be great if that was actually an option in settings.
The volume controls on the software remote (side buttons on the iPhone or iPad) can work for select AV receivers that support CEC Volume Controls. TVs don’t seems to support that through CEC. (Not sure about HDMI soundbars.)
The volume controls on the software remote can work for select AirPlay or Bluetooth speakers that do not have their own volume controls.
The Mute button on the software remote works for devices that support the Mute command over HDMI-CEC from the Apple TV box (or AirPlay or Bluetooth if those do not have their own volume control). The icon always has the slash. If the icon is grayed out as inactive, then the Mute command is not detected as supported by the audio system this way.
The volume control signals go from the software remote go from mobile over Wi-Fi to the Apple TV box to the audio system. There is obviously no support for IR volume control signals with mobile, which would be supported by the physical Siri Remote.
The volume controls on the software remote (side buttons on the iPhone or iPad) can work for select AV receivers that support CEC Volume Controls. TVs don’t seems to support that through CEC. (Not sure about HDMI soundbars.)
The volume controls on the software remote can work for select AirPlay or Bluetooth speakers that do not have their own volume controls.
The Mute button on the software remote works for devices that support the Mute command over HDMI-CEC from the Apple TV box (or AirPlay or Bluetooth if those do not have their own volume control). The icon always has the slash. If the icon is grayed out as inactive, then the Mute command is not detected as supported by the audio system this way.
The volume control signals go from the software remote go from mobile over Wi-Fi to the Apple TV box to the audio system. There is obviously no support for IR volume control signals with mobile, which would be supported by the physical Siri Remote.
Apple TV Remote APP doesn’t control volume anymore?
