Find the 5 digit codes that correspond with the brand of your TV, DVD, or other device in the list below. You may want to write them on a scrap of paper.

Read the following steps before performing them. Press the cable button at the top of the remote. This will clear any button pushes from memory. If you mess up on any of the following steps, press the exit button followed by the cable button and start back at step 3. Press either the TV or AUX button (whichever one you are planning to program) once. It will blink red if you press it correctly.

Use the following directions to program your viZio Universal remote control. Press the TV (or device) button and hold for 5 seconds until the LED flashes twice. LED will remain lit. Find the programming code for your TV (or device) in the code list and enter it using the Number Buttons.

Press and hold the setup button until the TV or AUX button flashes twice. Enter the first 5 digit code you wrote down into the keypad.

If you completed this correctly, the TV or AUX key will blink twice. If it does not, Go back to #2 above on this page.

6. Now, test your remote by pressing the TV or AUX button (whichever one you programmed), and aiming it at your device. Then press the power button. If your device turns on and off as you press power on the remote, then you have successfully completed programming and should skip to step 5. If the remote does not operate the device, go back to #2 above on this page.

Torrent George Harrison Greatest Hits. OR of you have tried all the codes or you want to do this faster go to the next step. Step 4: Programming Your Remote [almost] Automatically. Read the following steps before performing them. Be sure to press the cable button to clear the remote.

If you mess up any steps, press the exit button followed by the cable button and go back to #2. Turn on your TV or other device by pressing its power button. On your remote, press the TV or AUX button (the one you want to program) once.

Press and hold the setup button until the TV or AUX button blinks twice 4. Type 991 into the keypad, NOT 911. Then press either 0 for another cable box, 1 for a TV, 2 for a DVD, VCR, or PVR, or 3 for any audio device.

Press the power button and then aim the remote at your device. Press the channel up button until the device turns off. Stop pressing immediately when the device turns off. Press the setup button to lock in the IR code.

The TV or AUX button will blink twice. Check that you did this correctly by turning your device on and off with the remote. If it works, continue. If it does not, go back to #2 Step 5: Things to Remember.

I have a Sanyo DVD player along with an Xfinity/Comcast DVR. One tried the Sanyo codes that came in the programming pamphlet from Comcast and none of them worked.

I tried the codes on this site and they didn't work either. As a matter of fact i tried codes from multiple website and not a single code worked. I've programmed the remote for different TV's, other DVD players and even VHS VCR's and have never had any of then not work with atleast one of the codes. I'm at a loss now and am stuck as to what to do now. Any suggestions? This process doesn't work with my comcast silver remote. The remote well switch my Sony str-dg720 on akready, and most remote buttons do not function, except Mute, Vol, and Ch up or down.

The 'fixed code' section will give me the same active buttons (bad outcome, esp. Since TV/VCR button will switch to VCR and not switch back out.

The semi-auto method, when followed exactly as written, causes the stereo presets to progress, rather than a search for a valid (not displayed) code. I've tried this process with the Sony on OR off, and in different source modes (tv, FM, other non-used inputs but no luck.

I believe Sony receivers have several other 'fixed codes' available as well. My remote went missing foir the Sony and many features cam only be accessed by remote.

I've been diligently following the dog around (looking for evidence) and the cleaners don't remember putting it somewhere unusual. I'm really over the non-standardized remotes, which could easily be assigned to a standard set of codes, with unique or differently implemented commands input as is described here. The remotes, plus valueless (to me) features like DM Port which is kind of like non-standard USB + analog sound only, to connect an expensive adapter (guess who is the one company.who makes them) to allow connection to another analog source. Although, in my view, the mainline home theater components are commodities, unless they can prove more, better, easier than competitor. In order to 'differentiate' and push 'all BS Brand' purchses they keep playing these games.

Sony seems particularly fixed on this strategy, which is anti-consumer and driven by, perhaps greed or arrogance. What was that thing called? Jannat 1 Mashup. I have purchased a Logitech universal remote, and their hardware as always is OK, but their software and UI appear consistent with their other products. And expensive.

Good enough, when buying from a manufacturer is not. Good enough is often wonderful for a good Instructable, made, hacked, or baked.The authors invite corrections and input as to other solutions, and usually ate very clear about limitations or ob- /nonob- jectives. Yet manufactures of hardware and software are rarely (often never) willing to state 'no this product doesn't do that'. Or they use message boards to obfuscate or worse, attempt to 'manage' comments and responses.

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