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**AND** was something I think Hanover would love. my Onkyo AV receiver however was a different story. I was unable to find anything in my dish remotes that would work.

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you'd have to press again and see them change from Spanish to French back to off and then English as you cycle through what that dvd movie has embeded.

Stop trying to discover the next big thing and just get what you have to work right.Ĭlick to expand.Sounds like you hit across at least one extra button you didn't have before. It's like these web browsers that change the whole user interface around every so often, undoubtedly after pouring money into design teams and focus groups, but then the browser freezes up and doesn't do basic things easily or correctly. I wish these companies would put their research energy into that instead of 3D and who knows what. All these years and what's really changed? Honestly, I could do without frills like HD or superfast Internet or whatever if tihngs would actually just work reliably and consistently with minimal effort. It never actually does, though, does it? These are the same sort of frustrations I remember my father having with universal remotes when I was young. You know, we keep getting told technology is going to keep getting better and more reliable. This kind of thing is extremely frustrating. Then it randomly decided not to work at all again.

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One gave me about the same results as back in post three - for some reason only have I tried imputting each code three times (Third time's the charm?). I looked up the codes and tried putting them in under vcr. Sort of the worst of all worlds, because the end result is spending a lot of time getting frustrated working with something to no avail instead of either being able to do it or knowing in advance that I don't have the skills and shouldn't bother in the first place. Does the menu button always control the menu? Or is it a different button sometimes?)? Or does it vary by device? Sometimes I wind up having just enough technical knowledge to think I can do something, but not enough knowledge to actually do it. Also, is there some sort of a standard way the Dish remote handles getting to the menu and navigating through it (i.e. By DVD mode, do you mean pressing the aux key on the top row? I'm assuming yes, but perhaps there is a different dedicated dvd mode key I'm missing that would unlock more features. I also tried going through reprogramming the remote using the channel up key to search to see if there is a better code and only really succeeded in losing the limited functionality I achieved before. I also tried the page up/page down buttons and the zero and the star keys (which have little arrows near them - I thought it might be worth a shot ) and those didn't work. I've pressed 'menu' and 'guide' with the remote set to 'aux' to no effect.

I've just been scanning for codes using channel up button, so if you have any actual codes, that might help streamline things. because the remote you're working with is an older generation, with the 'vcr / dvr' controls combined with the navigation controls, you may not have the option or you'd have to find a key that swaps between button functions There's also this blurbĬlick to expand.

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and there's a specific remote only manual too. There's a guide there for the 322 receiver which has codes at the back of the book. so there could be additional codes or there could be different codes. like the 5.x has 8 codes for hitachi, while the 3.x only has 6. Emerson has 2 codes on the 3.x remote, but the 5.4 only has 1.

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in a brief comparison, I see several in the 3.x series that have more codes than the 5.x. The link you have, is for the 5.x series of remotes. It may not make a difference, but you might want to compare the code your using with the correct codes for the 3.x series remote.

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