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With my new TV, I have a "modern" remote with few buttons because everything happens in the UI. When I watch TV I need sometimes to enable subtitles (only on no
by hyakosm 6y ago
With my new TV, I have a "modern" remote with few buttons because everything happens in the UI. When I watch TV I need sometimes to enable subtitles (only on non-French speaking channels). With a traditional bulky remote I had a subtitle button: simple and straightforward. With the new remote I must click on a menu, navigate through items, select subtitles, and close the overlay window. It's really annoying. I miss old big Sony remotes with a lot of options for subtitles, image ratio, sound, speed control...
- axaxs 6y agoWhile I agree with you in principle, I don't in practice. The whole problem is that TV remotes keep changing. My TV now we have two remotes, one that came with the TV and one for Google TV. I used the TV remote the other day out of necessity...and it took me about 20 seconds to find the mute key. On the GTV remote, it's one of like 5 buttons. I'll always prefer physical buttons to menus, but not when the layout and meanings of said buttons change every year.
- Dort 6y agoOur new* black TV remote includes a big, white with red text Netflix button. We don’t have Netflix and thus will never use this button. The rest of this remote is fine. *a few years back now