Using tv remote after canceling dish
Canceled dish and cannot get tv remote to open Roku. Have Insignia tv and roku express hooked up with hdmi. I get no signal on tv and have tv set to correct input.
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After selecting the correct input with the TV remote, you may need to press a button like Home on the Roku remote to wake the Roku up. (If you find that annoying you can turn off the feature in settings.)
What do I need to do in settings and is this for settings on Roku remote or tv remote? What will this accomplish? Thanks for a reply.
In Roku you can go to Settings -> System -> Auto Power Savings and uncheck the option, if you find that feature to be annoying, confusing, or buggy. The eliminates one potential way of getting nothing when you turn on your TV.
(The feature works for me, but some people find the need for an extra button press to be annoying, and I've read that for some people, it doesn't seem to wake up at all - though I can't tell for sure if they are really pressing a button such as home - a button like power will not do it since those only control the TV.)
MountainBabe wrote:What do I need to do in settings and is this for settings on Roku remote or tv remote? What will this accomplish? Thanks for a reply.
Any settings mentioned here would be Roku specific. And the settings are in the Roku device menu, not anything on the TV. When using the TV remote, you can make changes to the TV, such as selecting the correct HDMI input. But nothing you do with the TV remote will change anything on the Roku.
Once you have everything set up, (and I really hope I don't add to your confusion here), there's something called CEC that offers a tiny bit of control of one device using a different device. With your Express, the only function that will be available is the ability of the Roku to switch your TV to the correct input when you press the Home button on the Roku remote. Under the Roku Settings menu that's called One-Touch Play. But it also depends on your TV supporting CEC, and that's not a given on every TV.
