Universal Remotes For Blu Ray Players
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Programming methods vary by remote. Common options include entering a device code, running an automatic code search, or using a companion app. Select the Blu-ray or DVD device category specified in the remote’s instructions, then follow the steps for your player’s brand.
Device codes are typically listed in the universal remote’s manual or on its manufacturer’s support website. Look up codes using the remote’s model number and the Blu-ray player’s brand. Some brands have multiple codes, and some remotes list Blu-ray players under the DVD category.
Common buttons include play, pause, stop, fast-forward, rewind, directional arrows, and an OK or Enter button. Depending on the remote, you may also find disc menu, pop-up menu, subtitle, audio, and chapter navigation controls. Access to individual functions depends on the remote and player.
Infrared remotes send light signals and generally require a clear path to the player’s infrared receiver. Bluetooth remotes use a paired wireless connection and do not require direct line of sight. Universal remotes and Blu-ray players vary in the connection types they support, so check both devices’ specifications.
Activity buttons combine several commands into one action. For example, a configured movie activity may turn on a TV and Blu-ray player, select the TV’s input, and assign volume control to a soundbar or receiver. Availability and setup options depend on the universal remote.