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The Direct TV remote cannot control Surround receivers. It can only control TV sets. If you want to control everything with one, look at the Logitech Harmony remotes.
No, the dish network remote only has those codes. If you want to control everything, get a Logitech Harmony remote.
You can control the treble and bass in JVC surround sound speakers if the surround sound receiver you are using has treble and bass controls available.
There are controls on the TV itself (power, channels, volume) but more often a remote control is used. Power turns the TV on. Channels select the particular "station" or channel you will be watching, numerically. The volume control turns the sound higher or lower. The "mute" command on the remote turns the sound off, then back on, as you toggle it.
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Use a high-end surround receiver. It will be able to connect to all of these things, and allow you to switch the source with a remote control.
Audio out or headset out from the laptop to audio IN on the surround unit. The audio level on the laptop might need to be set at MAX to get enough volume for the surround to use properly. To hear a full surround sound signal you will need to have content that is stored in a surround sound format and a sound card that supports multi-channel audio outputs.
A home cinema is characterised by a system of entertainment equipment. This equipment includes a large television, speakers, dvd player, remote control, television stand, and surround sound system.
As with all universal remotes, the code for this amplifier will depend upon the remote unit you have. If you have tried programming it with all of the RCA Receiver codes available, you may have to change your remote to a newer model, buy a learning remote, or use a remote like the Logitech Harmony that has a much larger code database.
Extra long range remote controls are known as RF remote controls. This stands for radio frequency remote control. This means that the remote uses radio frequencies that are very long range. You don’t even have to be in the same room as the equipment you are trying to control. The radio signal is than converted to regular infrared closer to the equipment so that the device can recognize the signal. There are various companies that make these controllers, the most popular being URC.
As Protechnik is not a recoginzed national brand (it has been linked to 'white van' back-door sales), you are unlikely to get any universal remote control that has codes for these products. Even Logitech, who maintain the largest database of infrared codes of any remote manufacturer, do not list them. Your only hope is to use a 'learning' remote control that can learn the codes from the original remote that you got with the unit.... They did give you a remote, didn't they?
A volume control on an audio system controls how loud the speakers play sound. A volume control is needed to adjust the level of sound to best fit the consumers situation.