Can this remote be used to pause/play videos on youtube/netfilx ?
1805871
The remote can be used to play/pause YouTube videos, but only through the XBMC YouTube add-on. I have not found a way to play/pause Netflix videos, though.
1805872
No. it does not. Mainly for use with Windows Media player. I just use a small Logitech multimedia keyboard when viewing Netflix, ect.
1805873
If you use Window Media Center, you can install a Netflix addon there that you can control with this remote (or any MCE remote). OTher than that, You'd have to use custom software like EventGhost or IntelliRemote to add this type of functionality.
849652
If it's a DVD or Bluray and you've set the remote up for that device, then yes, you can *pause* the program. If you're referring to On-Demand or a streaming video service such as Netflix, then I can't say for sure.
1574034
you can control Windows system volume but the play, fast forward, rewind,etc buttons won't work. but the remote had a mouse so you can move the cursor. I've found a wireless keyboard with a track pad to be more useful for Netflix and Hulu - Logitech k400r. this remote is best used in Windows media center
263308
Yes, if you're looking for controlling the Digital Video Player from Roku. The following link on Device Compatibility search will help you understand what devices can be controlled by what kinds of Harmony remotes http://support.myharmony.com/en/compatibility You may read more information about this from the following link http://support.myharmony.com/en/harmony-experience-with-roku
524816
Yes you can. I had the same issue with my tivo remote. You can assign a function to any of the keys. It's been so long since I did mine, I don't remember how exactly, but I know it wasn't difficult. Perhaps the have an 800 support number you can call.
1244948
Depends on how you'd define "work" in regards to Netflix. If you're willing to walk to the Xbox and do a hard reset every single time you want to watch Netfllix and use the remote, then yes. If you're like my household you'll probably find that having to do that every single time as defeating the convenience of using the remote vs using the default game controller. W/o doing the reset all that you can do w/ the remote is open the Netflix app. Once inside the app the remote doesn't work w/o the hard reset.
1171981
Sorry, I really don't know. I bought mine to play Blu-ray disks only. The remote has a button for a couple of on line services, but I don't use them. Hope your question hit someone who does use these feature and you get an answer.
1902471
Yes. But the pause button is on one of the number keys so it is not very convient to press. So I use the remote
1105556
Yes, volume and mute controls as buttons, and play, stop, rewind etc. with Fn function
1164374
I know that when I watch a movie using XBMC I can pressed the "Enter" key and a lower third strip pops up to control the pause, stop, play functions. You can also use the left/right arrow keys for additional fuction's menu in some cases. Not sure about key combinations. -Good Luck
1381123
Yes, it can be used to trigger the video function. You will need to set your camera to video mode, enable wireless remote functionality, and set the remote to the "2" switch. For still shots while video is being taken, push the switch to the bottom on the remote to begin getting still shots.
501476
I'm really not sure, I haven't tried. Maybe contact customer support or youtube it. I'm sure somebody has a tutorial on that. If in doubt, ask Google.
33704
I use this remote only to turn on/off TV and select source of media. I don't access internet via TV.
132525
Technically you could, but the remote would be sending signals to both your media center PC and the receiver at the same time, so basically both devices would be responding to every key press, which would lead to some wonky results sometimes
418469
I have never used the pause on the Aquos remote. I have only ever used the DirectTV remote to pause a DVD. Sorry!
980804
Yes. It can. I'm a YouTuber www.youtube.com/c/JmanGames and it deactivates with the click of a button
1171176
It's a wired controller, not an IR or bluetooth remote. That would only be possible if you had an extension cord.