Sound control from LG TV via Core

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dyhr2204 wrote:

Is this setup possible - so that the LG tv sound uses Wisa to my speakers without reduction of sound quality and the possibility to use the LG remote control to control sound level from TV - and my Beosound Core and Transmitter 1 still continues to use the speakers when playing music from my phone - with the possibility to use the phone to control sound level when playing from this?

I believe the speakers can only be connected to one Wisa-product. So either you connect the products to the Wisa dongle in the TV or you connect them to the Transmitter 1.

I think the best solution to your problem is to connect the TV not to the Core but to the Toslink-input on the Transmitter 1 and add the IR-receiver to the Transmitter 1. That way you keep the functionality of the Core and have the sound of the LG tv controlled by the LG remote.

B&O wrote:

Use your TV remote control to adjust speaker volume If you want to be able to control the volume of your Bang & Olufsen speaker set-up using the remote for your non-B&O television, this is also possible. All you need is the Bang & Olufsen RCV3000 IR receiver, available in your local Bang & Olufsen store. The receiver connects to BeoLab Transmitter 1 using a simple USB plug and doesn’t require any external power source. RCV3000 works with the latest generations of Samsung, LG and Sony remote controls.

Thank you for this.

I have now bought the RCV3000 receiver.

I have connected my tv via optical cable to the toslink port at the Transmitter 1 and the receiver to the USB port resulting in very loud sound from the tv.

I have tried rebooting the entire system some times but the remote cannot control the sound level - not even with the remote really close to the receiver.

When I try controlling the sound from the tv the receiver is not reacting at all.

On the other hand if I try controlling the sound level at music I play from Spotify via the BeoCore connected to PL1 at the Transmitter 1, the receiver is blinking a red light, but nothing happens to the sound level.

Does anyone have a solution for this?

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