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That’s interesting. I have occasionally been annoyed that I don’t have an easy way to play audio from my phone to my home theater audio system without having the TV on. If I turn my TV off it automatically turns my receiver off, and the only way to disable that would also disable turning the TV and receiver on automatically which is a crucial flow.

There might be a way to build a little HDMI CEC controller that could block certain control sequences, but I haven’t looked into that yet.



At least for my case, turning on my receiver doesn't turn my TV on, though turning my TV off turns the receiver off, in such cases I just turn the receiver back on again, or never turn the TV on in the first place.


When I turn on my TV my receiver also turns on, but when I turn on my receiver my TV doesn't. My apple TV (connected through the receiver) turns on both. Same goes for off in all cases.


Some TVs and AVRs certainly support individually enabling one direction or the other.

(Some also 'support' it accidentally of course!)




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