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enter 1 4 3 9 8 (tv setup code for Insignia Roku tv's)ģ. press and hold SET for two blinks, releaseģ. If you have this remote I can give the exact directions to program it. Same for the cable box, have a discrete in the cable device that goes straight to the cable input.
Serviio console hangs tv#
The discrete command is a tv command but can be mapped to the express device on the inteset universal remote. The inteset remote can even give access to discrete commands where you just press a single key it will switch right to that input without the use of input menu or need of the insignia home page. The Inteset has Roku tv input key that puts up input menu with all hdmi inputs listed, each time you press the input key it scrolls down one input a time and you get to the input you want just lift your finger off the key and in moment the roku tv changes to the input.
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You can setup the insignia when powered on to go straight to the express input and its home screen. You only use the Insignia home screen to get to the inputs, but use the express for the everyday streaming because it gets the newer channels. I can suggest a universal remote that works great with Roku, Roku tv, and cable boxes. But you are getting into $100 or more for just a remote and possibly a control hub. Logitech has an entire Harmony line of remotes that might be able to do everything for you. There are mega-remotes that can be programmed to do almost anything with a single remote. And then if you had a Nintendo or other game console, more remotes. I can remember having a remote for my AVR, TV, DVD player, CD player and laserdisc player. But if it can only control the power and volume, you're stuck with three.Īnd that has been a dilemma for ages with consumer electronics. If the Dish remote has a button to change the TV input, then you can stick with two. Am I making sense? That's still 3 remotes. I certainly can control volume from the Dish remote, but how do I get back to Dish from the Roku Express without using the TVs original Insignia Roku Remote whose home button lists the channels AND the TVs HDMI thumbnails? Otherwise I have to use the TVs remote to get back to the dish. That gets you down to two remotes at I know that. So it might be possible to program the Dish remote to control at least the TV volume. However, way back when I used to have Dish their remotes could also control a TV, specifically the power and volume. And the Dish remote is of course required to control the satellite receiver. So even with CEC functionality, there's no buttons for that control. The Express remote is not capable of controlling those functions, because as you mention its remote doesn't have those buttons. The TV remote is still necessary to control the TV power and volume. So do really I have to keep 3 remotes - the Roku Express, the Insignia Remote and my Dish remote, or is there another solution? However, the Roku Express home button only shows the thumbnails for the streaming apps and does not show the HDMI or Cable Box thumbnails. Also, on the Insignia Roku remote, the Home button takes me back to the screen with all the channel apps AND the HDMI thumbnails for the TV so from the remote I can get back to the TV.
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The Insignia Roku device has volume and on/off controls which the Roku Express does not have. The Roku remote that came with the TV is too "old" to get some of the newer apps like Apple TV+.