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> HDMI CEC works pretty decent these days, all the kinks have been worked out over the years and the only time it bugs out is if you use Chinese brands I don't
by Rohansi 11mo ago
> HDMI CEC works pretty decent these days, all the kinks have been worked out over the years and the only time it bugs out is if you use Chinese brands
I don't know. I have an LG TV and it does not support turning the display on/off with HDMI CEC. Everything else seems to work but it intentionally ignores those commands.
- tim-- 11mo agoHave you turned off SIMPLINK? (LG's older name for CEC). Option 1 (Hidden Menu Method) * Press the Mute button repeatedly until the hidden menu appears; ensure Auto Power Sync is enabled. * Go to General → Devices → TV Management and disable Quick Start+. * Go to General → System → Additional Settings → Home Settings and turn off both options. Option 2 (Settings Menu Method, webOS) * Press Settings on the remote and open All Settings. * Navigate to General → Devices. * Turn SIMPLINK (HDMI-CEC) ON. (webOS 6.0+, enabling SIMPLINK automatically enables external device control).
- Rohansi 11mo agoNo, it is enabled. Other CEC commands like changing the active input work.
- jorvi 11mo ago[Older] LG TVs do not implement CEC Standby command. You need a hardware mod: https://github.com/Pulse-Eight/libcec/issues/363#issuecomment-1379688906 https://github.com/Pulse-Eight/libcec/issues/363#issuecommen...
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- Rohansi 11mo agoThat's too bad. It's only about five years old now. Old but not unreasonably old.