Anynet: listen to a CD without turning on the TV
Titeuf69
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Hello,
I have a Samsung TV and a home theater system from the same brand, connected with an HDMI cable; both devices support the Anynet function.
My problem: as soon as I insert an audio CD, the TV turns on at the same time. If I turn off my TV, my DVD-CD player also turns off.
How can I listen to a CD without the TV turning on?
Currently, the solution I've adopted is: when I listen to a CD, I unplug the HDMI cable from my TV.
Thank you!
I have a Samsung TV and a home theater system from the same brand, connected with an HDMI cable; both devices support the Anynet function.
My problem: as soon as I insert an audio CD, the TV turns on at the same time. If I turn off my TV, my DVD-CD player also turns off.
How can I listen to a CD without the TV turning on?
Currently, the solution I've adopted is: when I listen to a CD, I unplug the HDMI cable from my TV.
Thank you!
5 answers
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For me, the problem is solved: it was a matter of disabling the Anynet function from the television.
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I have exactly the same problem with my Samsung HT-TZ315 home theater and my Sharp TV. I'm looking forward to a response.
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Hello,
I also have the same problem; when I turn on my DVD player to listen to MP3s coming from my PC via SPDIF, my TV also turns on. And when I turn off the TV, the player turns off. The "power on/off" function goes through HDMI; how can I disable this function?
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