You'll find the instructions in the 'Help' screens in the V+ menus. If you have a black remote, you can reset it to control your V+ volume by using code 0683. See similar questions...

First you must fix the TV's volume at the middle capacity by using the TV's remote control and after that you are free to adjust the volume you want only using the receiver's remote control. See similar questions...

All selection and level is done either on the front panel or at the remote; never both locations. Connecting just a VR 1 to the CP 64 or 52 remote control terminals will allow level adjustment. However without a source selector the unit will default to source one. If the PRIORITY / L4 INPUT automatic switching is enabled, then the unit will select the L4 signal when present and L1 at any other time. See similar questions...

There are three places to control volume. You'll have to fiddle with all three to get find a comfortable volume. Locations: (1) on your computer's or stereo's speakers or amplifer; (2) on the Real Player window; and (3) in your computer's control panels. The volume control panel for Windows is in the Start Menu, under Programs...Accessories...Multimedia/Entertainment. For Macintoshes the control panel is under the Apple Menu.. See similar questions...

Most likely your TV has a fixed audio output level which means that the TV volume does not control the output level of the signal going to your receiver. If your TV has a variable audio output level, the volume level of the signal going to the receiver will be dependent on the TV volume. See similar questions...

We ensure that TV-B-Gone® remote controls can turn on and off as many TVs as possible. There may be some TVs that TV-B-Gone® will not work with, but TV-B-Gone® should be able to turn on and off virtually any remotely controlled TV. See similar questions...

In most cases, you do not need an additional volume control. The volume can be controlled by the primary audio player. See similar questions...

Most TV’s, especially LCD, DLP, or plasma, now have variable audio outputs that work really well with Audioengine speakers. Just connect the left and right audio out RCA jacks from your TV to the 3.5mm mini-jack input on the left speaker rear panel (we’ve included an RCA to 3.5mm “Y” cable). Set the volume knob on the left speaker front panel and then use your TV remote to control the Audioengine volume. See similar questions...

If the manufacturer of the receiver provides a means to control the volume, we provide that capability with the SWL IR Remote. Currently the only receivers that permit volume control with the SWL IR Remote are the ICOM R75 and the Japan Radio NRD-545. Some scanner receivers can only be muted with the SWL IR Remote. See similar questions...

No. Well, that's not entirely true. If you would like to sit within 12 inches of your device you would be able to remote control devices assuming you had the proper software. The problem is that the UX50 does not include a high power infrared transmitter that can be used to control home theatre systems, etc. so even if you found software compatible with the UX50 you would not be able to control anything from more than a foot or two away. See similar questions...

The Sky remote control can work the basic functions of most (95 percent) of the TV sets in the UK. Simply enter the 4 digit code given for your model in the User Instructions. The handset will remember this for the life of the battery and also for up to five minutes during battery swapping. The Sky remote control was designed to work with most TV sets. If it cannot carry out the basic control functions (volume control, channel change, Teletext access etc. See similar questions...

No. Because TV-B-Gone® remotes work by infra-red (IR) light, it won't go through walls, ceilings, people, or other objects. See similar questions...

Sometimes. Even though glass is transparent to visible light, not all glass is transparent to infra-red (IR) invisible light. TV-B-Gone®, like other remote controls, uses IR light, and so, it will go through some glass, and not others. Try it and see... See similar questions...

Yes! All TV-B-Gone® remote controls come with batteries installed. These batteries are small, light weight coin-cells (so don't look for heavy triple-A batteries). See similar questions...

For most people, the batteries in your TV-B-Gone® remote will last from 3 months to a year (though, of course, the more you use it, the quicker the batteries will need to be replaced). See similar questions...

From our reserach we found we could put in two 2032 batteries instead (one in the B1 position and one in the B2 position), which are bigger, longer lasting and almost the same price. So we will be putting these in the new models and recommend it when replacing the batteries in all TV-B-Gone models. See similar questions...

Please press the BUY NOW button above to order your very own. You can also look on our home page to see if it is stocked in a store near you. See similar questions...

The Remote Wonder™ will control limited features of ATI's TV WONDER™ product, such as channel number entry and volume control. See similar questions...

There are actually more codes for most manufacturers than shown on screen. As a start try adding 1000 to the codes listed on screen, and look here for more codes and information. When you bring up TiVo's transparent programme guide in Live TV, TiVo allows you to press the ENTER key to set filter options. If you are having problems note carefully the text in the bottom left of the guide screen. It should say: "Press ENTER for Guide Options:". If it says "Press DISPLAY.. See similar questions...