I ichris2 macrumors member Original poster Jun 20, 2007 38 0 Jul 10, 2017 #1 Will a USB IR Blaster that does is just a receiver (no IR emitter) control the Apple TV through the USB? Or do I need to have the type of IR Blaster that has the receiver and the emitter? thanks,
Will a USB IR Blaster that does is just a receiver (no IR emitter) control the Apple TV through the USB? Or do I need to have the type of IR Blaster that has the receiver and the emitter? thanks,
rhett7660 macrumors G5 Jan 9, 2008 14,405 4,532 Sunny, Southern California Jul 11, 2017 #2 I can't comment on the USB IR Blaster, as I have a regular IR emitter, non-blaster version. Works like a charm.
I can't comment on the USB IR Blaster, as I have a regular IR emitter, non-blaster version. Works like a charm.
HobeSoundDarryl macrumors G5 Feb 8, 2004 13,377 18,274 Hobe Sound, FL (20 miles north of Palm Beach) Jul 11, 2017 #3 TV USB port is thoroughly gimped. I would not assume it to do anything more than service connections via iTunes. IR Blaster should work fine though.
TV USB port is thoroughly gimped. I would not assume it to do anything more than service connections via iTunes. IR Blaster should work fine though.
W waw74 macrumors 601 May 27, 2008 4,821 1,036 Jul 15, 2017 #4 The included remote connects via bluetooth, so you can hide the aTV wherever you want as long as it can connect to the remote. the USB port is only for service
The included remote connects via bluetooth, so you can hide the aTV wherever you want as long as it can connect to the remote. the USB port is only for service