When using a DVD player, tv box, or gaming device can they receive signal from a remote through the glass?
373522
Yes you can. But it does heat up inside because there is no vents to let the equipment breathe. My cable box is fine but when using PS4 I keep the slider open.
373523
I have no problem with controlling my cable box/gaming system through the glass.
2050485
It might be possible by utilizing analog connections and creative wiring. So you could connect your DVD player directly to your TV and play your CD through the receiver.
1007820
NO, unfortunately that has been a drawback for most of the remote controllers. Electronically it is completely possible, but the manufacturers/resellers will not accommodate this feature.
1737939
i am sorry, but i have no clue as to what you are talking about. i bought my ir receiver to get my remote signal in another room. that is all i know about them.
2163679
Not the TV, since TV doesn't have an output. Rather a satellite reviver or DVD player or some other source of the signal.
449764
Yes. You're able to program the sound bar to receive signals from any remote. The manual has step-by-step instructions on how to do it.
1304023
"It can transmit AV (audio video) signals of DVD, DVR, CCD camera, IPTV, satellite STB, digital TV STB and other similar devices, by means of radio waves and receive them at distant end and input them to a TV set to be displayed." This does NOT include infrared remotes, which are neither audio nor video. You need a remote with a different type of transmitter, and the end device needs a different type of receiver. Dish provides this with their multi-room setup, for example.
715081
If you have the connection wires then yes! I have a Wii, PS2, and DvD player hooked up to mine. I sometimes switch out one to hook up the Game Cube too, but they all work great. We don't fidget as much with the wires either as we use to. Just remember you have to have another box to hook this one to that is connected to your TV.
1992993
YES, if the device is plugged into the unit and not just into the TV set. The signal has to pass thru the unit in order for the unit to produce sound from it.
600764
Negative, you will need to point the remote directly at the unit. On the plus side, given the lifespan of the DVD player you won't have to do it for very long
205663
You would have to look at the audio out on your game system (probably RCA) and then the audio in on your IR box. But you will probably have to switch between the DVD player and the game system.
782141
No it is an ir signal not an rf so it needs line of sight, you can try to find an ir eye extender and then mount it up front so the remote will work
994787
No problem with the signal from my Sharp DVD player, but you may have a HDMI cable problem. Try a different cable.
1575059
Yes, the remote can do everything a controller can do except play games. If you find the code for your TV, you can program the remote to control your TV as well
208707
If the TV plays the sound from the DVD's and the CD's then it should. TV must have an audio out either RCA or Optical.
347834
The short answer is no. The longer answer is this device receives an IP signal encoded with a command that is then translated to an series of IR commands that is transmitted to IR receivers on your devices ( HDTV, DVD ...). So, This device only transmits. This device does not have the ability to receive to the best of my knowledge. I hope this helps.
2007852
Your HDMI video and audio signals will pass through the receiver when it is "off". The receiver does not have to be "on".