I have the following setup at home and for some reason the volume controls only work on the 1st gen 4k remote and not on the 2nd gen 4k remote. What's going on?
TV: Samsung UN60KS8000
Soundbar: Samsung HW-M360 - through digital optical cable (does not have an HDMI connection)
Apple TV: 1st gen Apple TV 4k
Both remotes work flawlessly with 1 single difference - when pressing the 2nd gen 4k remote volume buttons, the TV shows the digital optical cable icon but the soundbar does not change the volume.
I've tried repairing the 1st gen remote and then the 2nd gen remote, I've tried pointing the remote directly at the Apple TV with nothing in the way, unplugging the Apple TV completely, unplugging the soundbar completely, turning literally everything off, unplugging and plugging back in again, but it is always the same issue.
If I unplug the soundbar and put the audio through the TV speakers, the 2nd gen remote works flawlessly.
Is the 2nd gen 4k remote just not able to do it if it's through a digital optical cable for some reason? Why would that even be?
TV: Samsung UN60KS8000
Soundbar: Samsung HW-M360 - through digital optical cable (does not have an HDMI connection)
Apple TV: 1st gen Apple TV 4k
Both remotes work flawlessly with 1 single difference - when pressing the 2nd gen 4k remote volume buttons, the TV shows the digital optical cable icon but the soundbar does not change the volume.
I've tried repairing the 1st gen remote and then the 2nd gen remote, I've tried pointing the remote directly at the Apple TV with nothing in the way, unplugging the Apple TV completely, unplugging the soundbar completely, turning literally everything off, unplugging and plugging back in again, but it is always the same issue.
If I unplug the soundbar and put the audio through the TV speakers, the 2nd gen remote works flawlessly.
Is the 2nd gen 4k remote just not able to do it if it's through a digital optical cable for some reason? Why would that even be?