Between these HDMI-CEC settings on the console side and the Samsung universal remote settings on the TV side, you should be rid of the devices being able to control each other's power toggle states.

It's worth noting that every TV manufacturer calls its CEC technology by a different name. For example, LG calls its HDMI-CEC connection by the name Simplink, Samsung refers to it as Anynet+, and ...

This might be the first time you've heard of Consumer Electronics Control or CEC. Learn how to enable it on some of the more popular brands.

Method 2. Enable ARC and HDMI-CEC (Anynet+) in TV Settings Activating ARC and HDMI-CEC (Anynet+) in your TV settings ensures that the TV and external audio device communicate properly.

If you're a cinephile who also wants audiophile-level quality from your Samsung TV, there are settings you can apply to dial in your preferred sound.

Random shutdowns on your Samsung TV can be frustrating and disrupt your viewing experience. This guide provides step-by-step methods to diagnose and fix the issue, ensuring your TV operates smoothly.

On a Samsung TV this is called Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC). Chris Hagan / Digital Trends Click the Settings button on your remote, then navigate down to Connection, and then External Device Manager.

How to enable HDMI-CEC on your TV HDMI-CEC is available on most modern TVs, but older models may not support it. To further complicate matters, many manufacturers have their own names for the tech.

Hi all , are there any CEC settings on the Samsung TV that have the option to not send the shutdown signal to HDMI-CEC devices ? Asking as I have a Mi box connected to a RU7100 and it shuts down when ...

This article will explain how to connect your computer to your Samsung Smart TV. This will allow you to mirror any media stored on your computer. The Samsung Smart TV is DLNA compliant, so you should ...

One of the easiest ways you can connect your TV to a soundbar or receiver is by using a specialized HDMI port called Audio Return Channel. The ARC connection lets you listen to your TV audio ...