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“IR blaster” is an infrared sensor. Most remote controls use infrared to interact with home entertainment equipment such as TVs, audio receivers, and DVD players. Some Android models have an IR blaster built in, and with the right app you can use your phone or tablet to control your TV and other devices. This wikiHow teaches you how to turn an infrared Android phone or tablet into a virtual remote.
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- Modern HTC and Samsung models no longer have built-in infrared sensors, but you can often find them in newer models released by Huawei, Honor, and Xiaomi. [1] X Research Source
- You can also check your device’s manual (if available).
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- Not every infrared app is a universal remote control app. Some options are only for specific brands. You need to read the application description carefully before proceeding with the download.
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- Depending on the app, you may be asked to enter a universal device code. We can find these codes online by entering the model name and keyword “remote contrp code”. You can also visit a page like https://codesforuniversalremotes.com to find the code.
- TVs, DVD/Blu-Ray players, audio receivers, and many other devices can be controlled by infrared sensors.
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- Some applications allow us to add multiple devices. If the app is free, the number of devices you can add will be limited.
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“IR blaster” is an infrared sensor. Most remote controls use infrared to interact with home entertainment equipment such as TVs, audio receivers, and DVD players. Some Android models have an IR blaster built in, and with the right app you can use your phone or tablet to control your TV and other devices. This wikiHow teaches you how to turn an infrared Android phone or tablet into a virtual remote.
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