Makes no sense

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In Reply to: RE: Video newbie posted by Jack G on January 11, 2014 at 08:42:20:

So you use one remote to change the channel and a different one to control the volume? I just am having trouble understanding why anyone would intentionally design it that way.

Seems pretty simple and intuitive to me: when I press the volume button on the TV set, the audio output should increase or decrease whether it is the internal speakers or an externally connected source.

. . . in theory, practice and theory are the same; in practice, they are different . . .

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Topic - Video newbie - tlea 18:44:28 01/10/14 (6)

RE: Video newbie - jedrider 12:57:02 01/11/14 (1)

New TVs are pretty dumb (apparently) - tlea 17:03:52 01/11/14 (0)

My ancient Sony LCD.... - SF tech 12:12:24 01/11/14 (0)

RE: Video newbie - Jack G 08:42:20 01/11/14 (2)

Makes no sense - tlea 09:32:03 01/11/14 (1)

That's why they make universal remotes - Jack G 15:16:50 01/11/14 (0)

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Makes no sense - tlea 09:32:03 01/11/14 (1)

That's why they make universal remotes - Jack G 15:16:50 01/11/14 (0)

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