[Shield Android TV Accessories] JimDijkstra86NL:
That means most, if not all HDMI connected (LG) devices that support remote controls over/via HDMI should work.

(Some with more supported functionality then others, try/research before you buy)

Some displays/TV's have the benefit of use of a radio frequency based connection to there remotes providing one advantage over another...some with mouse features, some even supporting keyboards.

(If I remember correctly it was "CEC" or "CIC" in short named on the remote control standard over HDMI, My memory is kinda sh*tty tho ;)

Can someone quote me on this and provide a link to the corresponding dedicated wikipedia link about the standard to control devices over/via HDMI. (Tired and it also has been a couple... very long days)

((( I use my PC/EVGA-GPU HDMI chipset to set my cheapo 60Hz smart tv to "dump ass panel" mode and let it switch to max frequently mode @ 865Hz ;), secondary VGA 60Hz runs @ 75Hz ;-D )))....free upgrades.

(Would love to see the day someone manages to upgrade the pixel clock on the shield/android devices...this since it is mostly dependant on chisels often limited by the HDMI chipset-CPU/GPU power...or old interface like VGA)

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Get a loner remote that is fully functional on the features.

Then program your own using that one.

(Assuming it has receiver for IR allowing to "copy paste" any input to any button)

Or find someone with a harmony and ask for therent setup file and find a way to convert it into a functional format for your own remote.

(Assuming it has a interface/port allowing to connect it to a PC or other device that supports both remotes and/or filetypes)

Edit; or better yet....provide feedback to the manufacturer + all details like API they could need + other resources potentially useful as well as a good story/writing to back it up and you may end up being a contributor that got himself (and those with same/simular hardware/software) a neat added featureset.

(Used to be dedicated on this and many others....mostly big brands, now I could call myself contributor to functionalities used globally by billions of devices and people ;)....

Start small, do a proper job éach time...and you just may end up proud or even making a living off it like I came across many succeeding in that, I was more of a provide it for free disregarded the ours. (Worked hard, eventually 10-50% annually came live and used...that was my pride, providing the world with that what was usefull to mány)

Disclamer; properly research precautions first...so you don't feel bad later...just in case something fails/breaks.

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Hi Folks

Could someone quote me and provide a link to a setup for WiFi friendly install allowIng bluetooth to remain stable and connected when there are high powered WiFi devices around. (Got a kick*ss ASUS AC WiFi card that kicks-off/heavily-distorted bluetooth even within 1-3 meters line of sight)

New age Bluetooth devices are distortion friendly...well as friendly as other wireless devices are to them.

So if you got proper WiFi as most shield owners and (pc) gamers do....

It is probably due to destortion of wireless devices around that Bluetooth is malfunctionIng. (Or on few occasions WiFi being distorted by Bluetooth or others)

Hence....can someone please quote me with a link to a topic with a "How To" or create one and link it in here afterwards.

Thank you in advance from hundreds potentially benefitting from it. ;)

(And keep in mind the "How To" needs to be tweaked for speed and most of all latency, this due to shield drawing/pulling bandwidth like a king on game/video streaming)