Speaker/TV Infrared commands conflict?

I can configure my console to turn my speakers and TV on/off via IR when the console turns on/off. This works for each device in isolation but not together:

1. Console configured to turn on/off just speakers: speakers turned on/off
2. Console configured to turn on/off just tv: tv turned on/off
3. Console configured to turn on/off both speakers and tv: only tv turned on/off
   

I've tried adjusting the placement of the Kinect/speakers and even pointed an IR extension directly at the speakers, all with the same outcome. Other commands such as volume up/down/mute work perfectly. Is it possible that the tv/speaker power commands
are being sent too close together and conflicting?

Thanks in advance.

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Not auto-switching to HDMI input source

"The Xbox One doesn't use HDMI-CEC. Everything simply uses infrared commands"

OK, it's that. Each TV has its own source selector method so using IR commands is not possible, as you said.

It would be a nice feature because the media remote and set aside the TV remote.

 

Will Sky/BBC/Channel 4 or any UK Content be on XBox One and how integrated

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out). I get what an earlier poster said about that we'll still be able to use our TV as we always have done but I really want to use voice commands. By what mechanism will my XBone be able to switch on my tv? Using the infrared of the kinect? Is there any
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