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slr189
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‎07-26-2024 10:01 PM

Can I use my phone to control the TV if I'm not home

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  • If I'm not home and my mom is watching TV and it shuts off she gets confused on how to turn it back on because of having to choose which input to use. Is there a way I can control this from my phone if I'm not at home?
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renojim
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‎07-27-2024 12:29 AM

Re: Can I use my phone to control the TV if I'm not home

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Sorry, it's not possible.  For a Roku TV, you can choose what input is activated when the TV powers up.  I think it's under Settings->System->Power.

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renojim
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‎07-27-2024 12:29 AM

Re: Can I use my phone to control the TV if I'm not home

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Sorry, it's not possible.  For a Roku TV, you can choose what input is activated when the TV powers up.  I think it's under Settings->System->Power.

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