“Is the remote RF or Bluetooth? In other words, can the player be placed in a non line of sight location, and still be controlled by the remote. For instance, Xfinity remotes, once paired with the receiver, no longer need line the IR line of sight.”

Asked by rickh 4 years ago

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Sadly it appears to be IR and need of line of sight. My entertainment center has glass doors and I have issues from certain angles. Also when I covered the door with a box accidentally it ceased to respond to remote control input. There may be a way that it can communicate through a television with HDMI-CEC but I haven’t figured it out yet.
Answered by Reviewer101 4 years ago
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Sorry, you do need line of sight
Answered by Bobj 4 years ago
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The remote is bluetooth enabled. I have both the original version of this player and now this one as well both are bluetooth. These units pluged into the eARC enabled HDMI ports will also control your SONY BRAVIA tv as well as others I think.
Answered by STR8NSTY 4 years ago
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Unfortunately it has to be in sight.
Answered by JCpavlos 4 years ago
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Not sure if IR but I have to left of tv Love unit
Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago
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