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Question: Does it work well with Roku?
Document: I would love to rate this remote as five stars (if it worked) but until someone can tell me how to get this to work with Roku it is one star.
if it seems like some things work but not all, then repeat the process using the other 5 digit code. the second code worked better with my roku 2.BLU-RAY PLAYERS:your blu-ray player code is listed as a dvd code. now, i have a dvd player hooked up already, and my blu-ray is a secondary (because it's usually in the other room.) i would assume if it's your only one you use, it should be programmable just like the roku, only using the dvd button.
I was looking for a universal remote that would work with a new Yamaha RX-V receiver, TCL TV, and Roku. My older One For All didn't not have codes for any these things, nor do many newer remotes. But this one had codes for all of them. In addition to that, it's functionality is very clever. For instance:1. Instead of having to enter numeric codes for things like learning or macros, you use intuitive key presses. For example, to initiate learning you press and hold the device button and record button.2.
Remote arrived yesterday. Set up quickly for my TV and DVD player, then tried to program it for Roku. The two numerical codes listed for Roku did not work. None of the other programming methods worked either and I am not sure that you could tell if they did work as the Roku device does not power off.I googled trying to find technical support and found out that Audiovox manufactures this remote and puts the RCA name on it. I emailed their tech support the above question and received a reply that I should try all the codes or a different method of programming, or else that the remote is not compatible with my Roku.This is very disappointing as the reason I purchased this is to have a single remote.
i'm giving this four stars because i'm very happy with it now... but i can't give it a 5th star because the instructions for programming are about as clear as quicksand, and i spent hours pulling my hair out when i first bought it. i had to call for help the next day... the help line number is at the end of my review. now, to answer the burning questions:YES, it will work with roku.YES, it will work with your blu-ray, even though there are no codes listed for blu-ray players.YES, it will work with a sound bar (even vizio) even though you might not find a code in their list.first things first... program the devices that can be done with the 2 digit brand search.second things second... programming with ROKUmake sure you are using the DIRECT CODE ENTRY method for the roku.
Are you kidding me? For just over $7.00 I got this remote that actually controls my TV, receiver, DVR, and blu-ray. It works really well on all of them including the comcast any room DVR. This thing is not fancy, but it does work well. It even has a backlight for use in the dark.
The size is comfortable and light weight. All of the buttons are well placed for maximum functionality.If you are looking for a low priced multifunction remote, this will probably work well for you. If you have additional needs like I do, you will have to step up to a higher priced unit. My main reason for rating it at 3 stars was because it will not do what I need. Perhaps I was expecting too much from a low priced remote. If this will fit your needs, it is probably a bargain for the price.
I tried all 4 of the methods described for finding the code (I tried them all 3 times and finally gave up). The remote will only work for the DVD part of the machine. Even if it worked for the VCR, I would still have the same problem of not being able to do timed recordings on tape.Other than that, it is a very nice remote. I like the looks of it and the buttons are well placed and nice sized. There is a back light button which makes all of the buttons light up at night.
And the few features that weren't given a button were simply recorded in "learning mode", which lets you program any key. There are macro capabilities I didn't bother with, and a multiple device power on/off feature I found didn't work too well. One think to keep in mind is, you absolutely must RTFM (read the freakin' manual) to use this, and you will need two hands. Without the manual you will never know the various device codes or special button combinations to use for programming. Getting it all setup for my system took about an hour, but being a nerdy kind of guy, I actually had fun.
I've used several universal remotes in my time, and regardless or how many of the budget ones claim they work on multiple devices, but they always fall short. Well, RCA got it right this time around. For only $16, you can get a remote that will run up to 6 electronic devices.I own a Visio TV with online services, a Yamaha DVD player, a Yamaha audio receiver, Xbox 360 and Comcast Cable Box. They all work with the RCA remote (yes even the Xbox 360, but you have to have line of sight).The remote is slender: 8"x2"x.75", and is a slick black plastic.
Answer: Yes, works w Roku 3. Don't know about Roku stick