I'm really interested in trying out these magical Eneloops. Is there a place recommended to get genuine ones? Would like to use these in Wii U and XB1 controllers.
Yeah it sends a power toggle command rather than a power on command. The other day I was streaming Bluetooth audio from my phone and when I turned the xb1 on it turned my receiver off.
I hope they fix that (I don't even know if this can be fixed via software). It is annoying when my GF is done watching Netflix or Hulu (she uses the smartTV apps) and I want to play Xbox and it turns off my TV.
I'm really interested in trying out these magical Eneloops. Is there a place recommended to get genuine ones? Would like to use these in Wii U and XB1 controllers.
Nah the absoluie easiest way is to send a power on command for "Xbox On" and then a power off command for "xbox turn off".
On my harmony remote every one of my devices has 3 power commands. I have a power on, a power off, and a power toggle.
Do you mean send a command that means only and explicitly to power on? What do you do with a television that only accepts one signal that it itself then uses as a toggle?
I think he means like a harmony remote is smart enough to know when to turn a device on or off using the "toggle power" command, because it already "knows" that the device is on or off.
Do you mean send a command that means only and explicitly to power on? What do you do with a television that only accepts one signal that it itself then uses as a toggle?
For example if you were switching from cable tv to blue-ray it would send the power off command to your cable box and the power on command to your blu-ray player.
In this scenario, what happens if someone has already powered off the cable box?
In this scenario, what happens if someone has already powered off the cable box?
In this scenario, what happens if someone has already powered off the cable box?
Basically, you're line of questioning is right. As far as I know, TVs don't necessarily have separate codes for power on, power off and then just a general power toggle. They all get a single power code and if the TV is on, it goes off. If it's off, it goes on.
If I'm correct in this (and I have no idea if I am), then the Harmony remotes suffer from the same exact problem the Xbox One does...they don't actively know if the TV is on or off, just what it last told it to do.
I was playing with my 8-month old daughter in the floor this morning and had picked her up where she was basically looking right into the Kinect. It logged my wife in when it saw my daughter, however my wife was still in the bed. I guess that solves the question on who my daughter looks like more.
Well, it's a good thing she doesn't look like a Kentucky Basketball player then!
Well, it's a good thing she doesn't look like a Kentucky Basketball player then!
I'm really interested in trying out these magical Eneloops. Is there a place recommended to get genuine ones? Would like to use these in Wii U and XB1 controllers.