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You probably want to go to each device and make sure HDMI-CEC is properly set. On the Roku, you need to make sure that “1-touch play” is enabled. On the other two devices, you’ll need to check their settings. Funny thing about HDMI-CEC is that lots of companies like to use their own names for it. Samsung’s name is Anynet+. Make sure it’s enabled everywhere and look for anything like “Refresh the network” on each device, and do that.
https://www.samsung.com/sg/support/tv-audio-video/what-is-anynet-and-how-do-i-use-it/
- tubesmuggler2 years agoReel Rookie
Thanks for your reply! The CEC settings are "on" for the receiver and TV. The TV remote turns on/off the TV and receiver as would be expected. The Roku does have 1-touch play enabled. Perhaps there was a Roku update that caused this to fail? A few weeks ago I did a full reset on the Roku but no change. Maybe I need to do a full TV reset next. I haven't seen any refresh options on the TV.
- renojim2 years agoCommunity Streaming Expert
Sometimes you just need to unplug the power from everything for several seconds and then plug everything back in.
- tubesmuggler2 years agoReel Rookie
OK looks like it's back to normal. Too bad I didn't learn this earlier, but yes, unplugging the TV and waiting about 5min did the trick. Everything is back to normal: Roku remote turns TV and receiver on, and the "TV Off" tile turns them off. Perfect!
Hoping this fix lasts. I was reading on the Samsung TV forum that some folks are doing this nearly daily...
Thanks again folks.