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If your TV supports HDMI-CEC, then it's worth using. Here's how the feature works and how it can be an added benefit to your home entertainment setup.

This functionality sends signals to other devices over HDMI, or vice-versa, which allows you to control more than one gizmo with a single remote. By turning CEC on you can, for example: ...

HDMI is implemented on just about every piece of sufficiently advanced consumer electronics. You can find it in low-end cellphones, and a single board Linux computer without HDMI is considered crip… ...

PlayStation 4 owners using televisions compatible with HDMI-CEC can navigate the next-gen console’s operating system using their television’s remote control. Through a series of tests, Polygon ...

HDMI CEC control Another HDMI feature is called CEC, or Consumer Electronics Control . Nearly every company has its own name for this feature, including SimpLink, Anynet+, BRAVIA Sync and others.

Google later released version 1.23.84839 to fix the problem, but a few users are still reporting that CEC is broken. If you have a Chromecast and CEC isn't working, you can leave a comment at the ...

Google has already been using HDMI-CEC for things like switching on TVs when the Chromecast is started, and now, it seems, the company is adding support for remote controls too.