I finally have my entertainment system set-up to meet my needs. Desktop PC cabled via HDMI to Samsung TV; cable box audio out to an older Aiwa sound system. Of course, there were 3 remotes I was juggling (Cable, TV, and Aiwa) until I had everything just right. I now have my cable-provider universal remote set-up to handle nearly everything.
Here is the minor irritant: when I power on using the remote, cable box, TV, and Aiwa receiver all fire-up. I only want the Aiwa to be available when I am watching a movie or watching/listening to music in stereo. Easy enough to click "Aux" on remote and turn off stereo, but then I have to click "TV" to get all the other remote functionality back. Then, when I power down the whole system with the remote the Aiwa powers back up.
Did I overlook something when I was setting up the remote? Any suggested fixes?
Thanks,
Nick
Here is the minor irritant: when I power on using the remote, cable box, TV, and Aiwa receiver all fire-up. I only want the Aiwa to be available when I am watching a movie or watching/listening to music in stereo. Easy enough to click "Aux" on remote and turn off stereo, but then I have to click "TV" to get all the other remote functionality back. Then, when I power down the whole system with the remote the Aiwa powers back up.
Did I overlook something when I was setting up the remote? Any suggested fixes?
Thanks,
Nick
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