JamesBarry

For anyone reading this in the future, if you are using the remote supplied with the XRS4900 (the BT-200 remote) and want to use the power, source and volume up or down buttons at the top of the remote to control your TV, you need to use the "Learning Remote Feature". Instructions are on the back of the remote but are quite hard to read. You can also find the instructions here: https://buzztv.com/site/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/BuzzTV-BT-200-Remote-Manual.pdf

It's ok, I figured it out. You need to use the "Learning Remote Feature" on the remote itself and program the TV buttons, using the existing TV remote.

I am struggling to get HDMI-CEC to work. I want to be able to power on/off my TV using the Buzztv remote. I have enabled CEC Switch on the XRS4900 but it is still not picking up my Samsung TV (55” QN94A Neo QLED 4K HDR Smart TV 2021) I've also tried enabling CEC on the Samsung TV to see if that helps, but still nothing. Are there any tips or tricks you can recommend?

Hello, Recently got an XRS4900 and have to say I am loving it. Such a huge upgrade over a Firestick for IPTV. I'm a Buzztv convert. Question I have is about the optimal display settings for my model of Samsung TV, a 55” QN94A Neo QLED 4K HDR Smart TV (2021). The Samsung manual says it supports YCbCr444 on HDMI port 4, which I have the Buzztv box plugged into. Is there any reason why I shouldn't set the Color Space Setting on the Buzztv box to YCbCr444 in that case? The goal is to get the most out of the TV and the box but I don't know a great deal about color settings in particular so some advice would be much appreciated. I have also set the HDR policy to "Always HDR" and HDR Priority to "HDR10" because I know this model of Samsung does not support Dolby Vision. It seems logical to me therefore that HDR should be the priority but happy to take advice from others who know more than I do. Thank you in advance!