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Old 10-05-2026, 22:50   #308
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Re: TV360 - pro and cons

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I use a programmable universal IR remote with macros - the excellent XSight Touch.... My remote also controls my local file-streaming box, surround amp, BluRay player, TV, and even some room lighting, etc. I would absolutely need to program this remote with complete IR codes to control the 360, has anyone successfully done this themselves (e.g. using a "Ziggo" codeset I believe?) such as the advice in this thread https://www.avforums.com/threads/vir...-them.2347467/ . That thread also seems to imply that Recordings could be available via a single learned IR code, which would be a bonus. What about discrete power-on and power-off IR codes, which are immensely useful when programming universal macros which cannot know the current state of the equipment (everything else I own has hidden discrete on/off IR codes available).
I don't know if they will work for you or not, but the attached picture shows Harmony codes that were posted on the Ziggo forums. See thread https://community.vodafoneziggo.nl/t...to/td-p/114252 which needs translating to English.

I use my LG Smart remote (set up as Ziggo Media box next) and also the 'One for All' 1240 which has 4 selects (tv/sat/amp/dvd) as an additional remote. The 1240 recognises the code 1582 to control the box. It need direct line of sight when setting it up.

The 'OneForAll' URC7125 also works using the SimpleSet setup process and Ziggo as the manufacturer.

I realise you aren't "interested in silly voice commands", but I prefer the voice control as I find it to be the easiest method of controlling the 360.
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