Known as Anynet+ on Samsung TVs, the feature can reduce remote juggling and manual input switching, Engadget says.
Engadget recommends properly setting up HDMI-CEC, which Samsung calls Anynet+. The publisher says it lets you control devices with fewer remotes and button presses, while reducing the need to switch inputs manually.
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Known as Anynet+ on Samsung TVs, the feature can reduce remote juggling and manual input switching, Engadget says.
Engadget recommends properly setting up HDMI-CEC, which Samsung calls Anynet+. The publisher says it lets you control devices with fewer remotes and button presses, while reducing the need to switch inputs manually.
Engadget@engadgetHDMI-CEC, or Anynet+ on Samsung TVs, lets you control all your devices with fewer remotes and button presses. It's well worth setting up properly.
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Engadget@engadgetHDMI-CEC, or Anynet+ on Samsung TVs, lets you control all your devices with fewer remotes and button presses. It's well worth setting up properly.