Anyone have the remote code for an SMSL Q5 receiver so that I can set up vol control on Xbox ...

Echomalleus, some of the Dish Network boxes support multiple remote control code sets (in case you want to have two boxes in the same room, for example). If your box supports that, can you check in the settings menu on your receiver to see if yours is set
to remote control #1 or primary? That is the code set the Xbox usually defaults to using...

OK, I am battling a similar problem. First, I have gotten Xbox One to control my Genie HR44 successfully. What I did was switch it from RF to IR mode and set it up to work with an older RC65 or RC66 remote (from another DVR box HR22). I can control the HR44
with this (RC66) remote selector set to "D" (DirecTV). So with that done, I was able to march through the Xbox TV setup telling it that my Sat provider was DirecTV and then let it run through the automatic equipment identification (sending Channel UP). Once
that was done, I could control the HR44 with my voice. It understands channel selection, Pause, Play, Skip, etc.

Now here is my problem. I also have an older DVR box (HR22), and using the RC66 remote in the "D" mode controls both the HR44 and HR22 at the same time. Not what I want. I can setup the HR44 to use different codes by changing its Remote Control receiver
mode from DirecTV to AV1/AV2 (under Menu-Settings&Help-Settings-Remote Control-Receiver Mode). Once done, I can control the HR44 with the RC66 selector set to AV1 and I can control the HR22 with the RC66 set to "D".

My problem is that I cannot get the Xbox One to send these alternative codes to control the HR44 when it's in this AV1/AV2 mode.

I did notice that under the Xbox One Troubleshooting menu there is an option to to enter a specific device remote control code (Menu button - Settings- Troubleshooting-Enter Device Remote Code). It is looking for some unspecified 4 digit code. There is not
mention of what kind of code, brand, etc. There is a reference to support.xbox.com but I could find no mention of this there. A thorough search of the Internet didn't reveal anything either. I did find some 4 digit codes for various universal remote controls
from brands like RCA and Panasonic but I'm not sure if these are what the Xbox One is looking for.

Any help here would be appreciated. There must be a code to get the Xbox to send the Alternative (AV1/AV2) codes for a DirecTV box. I'm surprised that Microsoft doesn't have an article on the use of these 4 digit codes...

Thanks,

Scott

so I had an Xbox one Astro a50, and elite controller, esentially borrowed whatever... ok

So I went back to my regular controller and got a wired cloudx headset.

No game volume on the headset I tried everything I can in the settings.

Audio is not bitstream set anymore, vol all the way up.

Also this happened with both my wired headsets

Still no vol

pl0x helps!!!

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I have similar set up.

(Time Warner) Cisco 8742HDC Set top > Xbox One > Pioneer VSX-42 > Sharp LED

I had the "We have lost connection" a couple times initially all I did was reseat the HDMI cable between set top and Xbox (on the Xbox end on mine made it work). I had it happen again So I put a new HDMI cable in there and it is fine.

I don't know why this would help but the only place I have found DVI setting appears to be between Xbox and TV (or our case Xbox and our A/V Receiver). Check that under settings.

• Say "Go to Settings"
• Choose Display and Sound
• Check that the TV Connection is set to Auto or HDMI.

I haven't played with Vol Up/Down yet. I'm using a Harmony Remote to control most of my A/V Receiver and DVR functions (so I can play back recorded TV).

I found you can manually enter remote control codes in the Xbox One trouble shooting menus. Does anyone have any remote control codes for any Nuforce products?

http://www.nuforce.com/dia/