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Sony seem to get this right: My PS4 can turn on my TV and switch the input source when it wakes up, but is also clever enough not to do so if you wake the PS4 v
by joosters 5y ago
Sony seem to get this right: My PS4 can turn on my TV and switch the input source when it wakes up, but is also clever enough not to do so if you wake the PS4 via remote play (where you are streaming the output to some other device)
However, I think that the issue is that CEC support has never been 100% reliable and interoperable. My TV is also made by Sony, which likely helps with compatibility. Probably all these devices work well with some TVs and not others, despite everything claiming to support CEC.
- nsxwolf 5y agoMy PS5 will randomly steal the input from my LG TV's internal smart apps. My Nintendo Switch does whatever it feels like doing at random. Frankly I find the technology to be a total mess, and there's no way to debug it.
- inopinatus 5y agoThe PS5<>LG interaction is fucked. The TV will wake up all its devices when one of them does, and the PS5 will grab the input even if it wasn't the initiator. You can disable this in config, but it's all-or-nothing: now the PS5 can't wake the TV at all. Attempting to report the misbehavior to LG and Sony is like shouting into the void. They don't care, or it's the other entity's problem, or both.
- nthn_g 5y agoExactly the same on PS5 <> Philips TV. Needed to turn it off completely.
- sandos 5y agoWow, sounds like a dream. I had it happen ONCE that my chromecast-with-googleTV did NOT turn on the TV screen when streaming spotify. Also my xbox turns on the TV, but that never turns on the speaker bar.
- fennecfoxy 5y agoSony TV as well, I guess.