Can you program a button or function on the screen for toggling subtitles on a blu ray player?
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There are a button on remote control of BluRay player to do it ?If so, it's possible.Other option it's to find out a discrete code* to do it. To be sure it's necessary to know what is the EXACT model of BR player. So my tip is to you search on web for that info using the model of your BR player.* = Discrete code is a IR code not codified on standard remote control but available for a equipment. An easy example is POWER ON and POWER OFF. Most of remote control just have POWER TOGGLE (press once to turn on and another to turn off). Discrete codes are usefull to create macros to turn something may be already turned on without turn off it!. There are a button on remote control of BluRay player to do it ?If so, it's possible.Other option it's to find out a discrete code* to do it. To be sure it's necessary to know what is the EXACT model of BR player. So my tip is to you search on web for that info using the model of your BR player.* = Discrete code is a IR code not codified on standard remote control but available for a equipment. An easy example is POWER ON and POWER OFF. Most of remote control just have POWER TOGGLE (press once to turn on and another to turn off). Discrete codes are... » Read More There are a button on remote control of BluRay player to do it ?If so, it's possible.Other option it's to find out a discrete code* to do it. To be sure it's necessary to know what is the EXACT model of BR player. So my tip is to you search on web for that info using the model of your BR player.* = Discrete code is a IR code not codified on standard remote control but available for a equipment. An easy example is POWER ON and POWER OFF. Most of remote control just have POWER TOGGLE (press once to turn on and another to turn off). Discrete codes are usefull to create macros to turn something may be already turned on without turn off it!. « Show Less
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If your original factory remote has the capability, and you have not used your four user buttons for your blu-ray function you should be able to.
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im not exactly sure what you mean. there are 3 options for adding commands. I use the Harmony software on my laptop not the web interface so i can only speak to that. when you are in the activities section there is a button in each activity to customize buttons. the standard buttons menu is for all the hard buttons that are on the remote (Volume, channel, number etc). The additional buttons menu is for the screen. depending on the type of device you would most likely find the command you are looking for here.You would click on add sequence name the command then pick the device and lastly hopefully the command you want is there. The third and final option is to learn a command which is found in the same section as the additional buttons. but this will only work if the desired action is available on teh factory remote that came with your Bluray player. hope this helps
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Yes. I have programmed one button to turn on tv and audio and another to turn both off. Also done for dvd, audio and tv. It takes some patience and a programmer's mentality, but it's all explained in manual.
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HI Joe, the remote control I have has both subtitle and repeat/repeat A-B button, not sure what they do though. Hope this helps
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I would also like to know if there is a way to make the IN 2 the default input for the blue ray.
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I have a LG blu ray. I have to use a separate remote. You may be able to program your blu ray but I could not find a code.
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Our Panasonic [factory code] and Philips [learned code] DVD players and Sony [factory code] Blu-ray player all use the &lt;PREV CH&gt; button to open and close the tray. Only the Philips needed to learn the function, but the process was easy.
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You can program the On/Off buttons to control all devices from the main menu. Each device you set up has the On/Off buttons programmed for that device as long as you have selected that device. For example, from the main menu I press power and my tv, surround and satellite all turn on, but not my bluray. I don't use it as often and don't want it on unless I specify. When I select bluray and press on, it comes on.Sometimes my satellite turns off by itself if I'm watching a DVD. I can turn it on by selecting tv from the main menu and then pressing the On button. This does not affect any device programmed to respond to the main menu In/Off buttons. You can program the On/Off buttons to control all devices from the main menu. Each device you set up has the On/Off buttons programmed for that device as long as you have selected that device. For example, from the main menu I press power and my tv, surround and satellite all turn on, but not my bluray. I don't use it as often and don't want it on unless I specify. When I select bluray and press on, it comes on.Sometimes my satellite turns off by itself if I'm watching a DVD. I can turn it on by selecting tv from the main menu and then pressing the On button. This does not... » Read More You can program the On/Off buttons to control all devices from the main menu. Each device you set up has the On/Off buttons programmed for that device as long as you have selected that device. For example, from the main menu I press power and my tv, surround and satellite all turn on, but not my bluray. I don't use it as often and don't want it on unless I specify. When I select bluray and press on, it comes on.Sometimes my satellite turns off by itself if I'm watching a DVD. I can turn it on by selecting tv from the main menu and then pressing the On button. This does not affect any device programmed to respond to the main menu In/Off buttons. « Show Less
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Press the Info/Display button on your remote control which will bring up a small menu allowing you to turn off the subtitles.
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Yes. There is a subtitle button on the remote. Most players will work with any TV as long as you have the RCA plugs on the back.
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Our Panasonic [factory code] and Philips [learned code] DVD players and Sony [factory code] Blu-ray player all use the <PREV CH> button to open and close the tray. Only the Philips needed to learn the function, but the process was easy.
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Yes, this player allows for Netflix subtitles. A full walk-through is available in the below link (requires Flash). https://shop.panasonic.com/docs/how-to/2014/blu-ray-players/Netflix_How_to_Turn_On_Subtitles_2014.html
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It should it asks if there is any external subtitles after hitting subtitle button
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I returned this item to the store. I had trouble with the subtitles, so I don't think you can turn them off.
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For DVD... yes it is automatic. For Blu-Ray, there are three regions, A,B and C with manual button push the region number (1,2 or 3) on keypad then press "power on".... no hassle. Nice unit.... very small footprint. Have enjoyed it very much.
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You can program the buttons based on what game you play in game settings. Although, some games don't have a setup for the buttons.
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Seems to be only with the remote. The player itself is just function buttons
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I use the sound bar remote there may be a way to program them but I just use the little sound bar remote