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Same here with a Sony receiver, Samsung TV, PS5, and Apple TV. If I turn on the PS5 or Apple TV, within a couple seconds the receiver and TV are powered up and
by kstrauser 2y ago
Same here with a Sony receiver, Samsung TV, PS5, and Apple TV.
If I turn on the PS5 or Apple TV, within a couple seconds the receiver and TV are powered up and working. If I turn on the other device, the receiver switches to its input. When I turn the active device off, the TV and receiver turn themselves off.
That is, until one of my kids goes out of their way to find the TV remote and turn it off manually. Then everything goes out of sync until I cut power to all those devices and turn them on again. At least it's an easy fix that doesn't require any manual configuration.
- brewdad 2y agoI have a similar success (and failure mode) with my setup. The Apple TV remote powers on the box and the Nakamichi soundbar and Sony TV respond immediately. If I bring my Sony Blu-ray player to the party, I need to hunt down the soundbar and maybe TV remote because at least one device will get out of sync or won't set it's input correctly. Even when I luck out and everything does work, the next time I want to watch the Apple TV again I'm probably going to need to reset the soundbar input manually. It's just enough of a pain point that I will look to see if I can stream a movie I already own on Blu-ray just to avoid the hassle of getting off the couch to load a disc and fiddle with remotes. Yes, that is a very first world problem.