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Question: The Flipper sounds perfect for me, but I am unable to figure out how to play CD's and DVD's.  Any ideas?  Thanks. I have macular degeneration.
Document: This has saved my sanity! My elderly mother has macular degeneration, and had become unable to find the 'little' buttons on the fancy Bell Dish remote --accidentally and often 'reprogramming' the remote!With a little bit of help from Flipper Customer Support who gave me the code for the Bell SAT dish, I was able to set up the remote and her favourite channels (locked) - - - a godsend!
Elderly Mom has Macular Degeneration, but still enjoys TV. Now she can without hitting the wrong button. We've tried other remotes, but this one does the job. Thanks
Bought this for my mom who has macular degeneration & was unable to work regular cable remote w/o issues-bought 2 of these the one for the digital cable box works great she only has issues getting cable box & TV out of synch(1on-1off) not a big deal.
This has been a blessing for an 90 year old man with macular degeneration. Now he can turn the channels and volume without help. And it works with the cable box. So simple and easy to program!!! Thanks so much....This has been a major blessing for us.
My mother-in-law is in an assisted living facility. She was continually pushing the wrong buttons on her cable remote and was unable to watch her tv. Because she is very independent, she often went days while she tried to find an answer herself.I've only had one phone call about her cable since we got the Flipper. I couldn't figure out what she could have done to get it off the channel or the correct HDMI setting.
My mother has macular degeneration and was having a difficult time using the comcast remote. I bought the Flipper and set it up for her and she is able to use it with ease. The only suggestion I have (which I understand is coming out in the next version) is the button to go back to the prior station should be in the front, not inside where it is a tiny button. Keep on improving the Flipper--there are no other products out there like it.
The Flipper has given new independence to my 94 year old mother who has macular degeneration. We were very excited to find a remote that was already programed to work with a Motorola cable box. We had tried several other remotes unsuccessfully and our cable company had told us that the only remote that would work with their box was their remote. This remote proved them wrong.
Works for an 86 old with macular degeneration. I would give it 5stars if the manual explained the setup better.
We got this for my mother with macular degeneration. It is easy for her to use and she loves it. The only thing I have an issue with is that when I programed Dish Network to come in, the 'Power&#34; button became a button that turned off the DVR, not the television. Other than that, it works like a charm!
My ninety-one year-old mother has macular degeneration. Combine her vision impairment with the ridiculous complexity of modern cable/television remotes and you're in for an exercise in frustration. So many times I cried out, "But all she needs is ON/OFF, CHANNEL UP/DOWN. and LOUDER/QUIETER!
Answer: I have only used the Flipper to control a TV and a cable box. The Flipper website discusses the possibility of using the Flipper to control a DVD player, by using the "learning set up", so it "may" work, but I wouldn't bet on it. And in any case, I believe that the Flipper controls only two devices, so if you were able to get it to work with a DVD player, but you still needed it to control a TV and cable box, you would have a problem because you would have more than two devices.