The Voice Remote and the Voice Remote Pro are pretty much the same remote except the Pro is rechargeable, so any remote that comes with a stick should do what you want.
I was not expecting the Roku remote to control the volume on the receiver, this is a welcome surprise.
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Roku remotes only control tv volume directly, its up to TV to control the audio receiver volume by cec.
Tivoburkee wrote:Roku remotes only control tv volume directly, its up to TV to control the audio receiver volume by cec.
I don't have anything plugged into the TV except the HDMI out from the receiver. No toslink cable either. The Roku plugs into an HDMI port on the Yamaha receiver. I'm not concerned about controlling the volume on the TV, just the receiver. Hope I won't be adjusting the volume on the TV & Receiver at the same time.
The community thread I listed above states this:
I am hoping it is that simple. Please correct me if this is wrong.
Thank you
Then during set up for the Roku Stick, skip the part to program remote for your tv, by pressing home. Once the remote is set to program the tv by IR it can't be erased, only be programming for another tv brand. The remote can't be factory reset. The remote could be set to issue cec instead of IR, but Its's frowned upon on this site. Look up secret menu steps.
Tivoburkee wrote:Then during set up for the Roku Stick, skip the part to program remote for your tv, by pressing home. Once the remote is set to program the tv by IR it can't be erased, only be programming for another tv brand. The remote can't be factory reset. The remote could be set to issue cec instead of IR, but Its's frowned upon on this site. Look up secret menu steps.
Hey, those are great tips!
Thank you
Basically, if you can get your TV remote to control the AVRs volume via CEC then the Roku remote which gets set up to control the TV will work the same way. It's not the Ultra or the stick that has anything to do with controlling the TV's or AVR's volume. The Voice Remote models are basically an IR remote that's strictly for controlling the TV paired with a Wi-Fi direct remote that's strictly for controlling the Roku device. As far as I can tell no Roku device even recognizes when a TV control button on the remote is pressed. It shouldn't matter if the Roku is connected to the TV or the AVR, but I have to admit that I don't use an AVR.
That worked for me , thank you !
