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I recently purchased a Nvidia Shield Pro, which has a remote which can send out IR, however only volume up and down, there is no mute button. Does the Connection Hub really need all three buttons to be present to complete the learning setup? I would never use the mute button anyways...
jacobtc:I recently purchased a Nvidia Shield Pro, which has a remote which can send out IR, however only volume up and down, there is no mute button. Does the Connection Hub really need all three buttons to be present to complete the learning setup? I would never use the mute button anyways...
Well it does accept it, but I am sceptical whether it is just taking either volume up or volume down signals, instead of mute. When I did it, it didn't seem to see the difference between volume up and down, and just kept increasing the volume even through I pressed volume down... Do you have a setup like this?
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Yes, I saw that, however it still doesn't seem to work, the volume down still increases the volume... Why won't the Hub support only a two button setup?
I actually also tried that, I used my Philips remote's mute button, but the Connection Hub didn't seem to detect the IR signal, when two remotes were used...
Got it working! The Shield asks which brand the TV is, this probably correlates to which IR codes are being sent out by the remote. I had chosen B&O as my TV maker before, however the remote did not work properly with that, so I tried choosing Sony as the manufacturer, and the Connection Hub seems to like those codes better. I was also able to map mute to a button on my other remote this way.