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billbogaiv
Level 7
‎08-08-2018 02:33 PM

Re: Return to Home Screen on Power Button

"Smokindog" wrote:
It would really be nice to have a feature option to terminate apps and return to HOME upon a power button request from the remote.

I know at-least "Fire TV with 4K Ultra HD" does something similar. When my TV is turned-off, the Fire TV goes into standby. Watching something like "DirecTV Now" or "Netflix" stops streaming. Then, when the TV is turned-on later, the app. is restarted automatically.
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atc98092
Community Streaming Expert
‎08-08-2018 03:52 PM

Re: Return to Home Screen on Power Button

"Smokindog" wrote:
PS - I always chuckle when someone says some software feature "can't be done" 🙂  Not a slam at you, just a general observation.  

By the way. My can't be done comment included an additional phrase "...across the board".  Smiley LOL No offense taken.  😄
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esprague
Level 7
‎01-20-2021 11:41 AM

Re: Return to Home Screen on Power Button

Hey, stupid question guys:

When you are streaming something on your tv and are finished watching your movie or show, do you just turn the tv off or do you go the home screen first? do you think you can damage the tv by not going to the home screen first?  Thanks for your help guys.  I'd interested in knowing how many people just hit the power off button, and how many people click the home button first.  Thanks.

 

Erik

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