Roku TV ECP commands & power state
It doesn't look like the power control/input select commands have been added to the ECP document. I know I could just fire up wireshark and figure them out, but figured that having them documented he...
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Would like to add my interest in this. The lack of ability to turn on my 55” HiSense Roku TV via IP is what has stopped me from buying a second one for my house. I measured my TV and it uses 67 watts on and 17 watts in light sleep mode. This is really too much as it seems light sleep mode does a lot of things other than just listen on Wi-Fi. To make up for this missing functionality I end up buying the iTach WF2IR which is an always on Wi-Fi device that sends IR. This device uses 2 watts.
It may be that just some hobbyists are asking for this feature now, but the connected home is becoming a reality and Roku TVs will fall behind if they don’t build it into their design. Also it is unbelievable that the relatively new roku 4 does not support CEC control like Chromecast does. Ignoring home automation/internet of things could be the reason Roku loses its top spot in streaming, getting passed by someone who is looking towards the future.
It may be that just some hobbyists are asking for this feature now, but the connected home is becoming a reality and Roku TVs will fall behind if they don’t build it into their design. Also it is unbelievable that the relatively new roku 4 does not support CEC control like Chromecast does. Ignoring home automation/internet of things could be the reason Roku loses its top spot in streaming, getting passed by someone who is looking towards the future.
