Universal Remote Codes For Dish Network Receiver

I bought this a month ago...life changing from dish network!

It allows me to either use the remote or the receiver as the switch. I really like it.

Is genial switcher, with audio equaliser and remote midi codes. The only I regret, it don't have color correction

It handles all the codes in the GH6.

I use the Aluratek ABC02F Universal Bluetooth Audio Receiver and Transmitter connected to the Optical Audio output on my Sony TV. It pairs with a set of Sony Bluetooth earbuds to provide a separate channel for audio for my aging ears while the TV's audio continues to function independently for the rest of the family. The optical connection to the TV was simple and the ABC02F paired quickly and easily to the Sony Earbuds. The ABC02F is plugged into a USB port on the TV and is always on so the earbuds are reconnected within the time it takes to remove them from their charger/case and insert them into the ear.

I have a Dish receiver in the living room and a TiVo over-the-air DVR in the basement family room. With two of these splitters and two 35 HDMI cables, I have access to saved programs and live TV off of either receiver on my HD TVs in both rooms. Have had the two splitters for 9 months with absolutely no problems.

Bought this for my tv in the bedroom after dropping Dish network. Liked it very well. TV in the living room is smart TV (it ain't so smart after all), ended up disconnecting that TV from the gateway and installed another Roku Express 4K+ (3941R2). They work flawlessly!!

Used to split a single (HDMI) Dish network box to 4 TVs through out my home. This unit works perfectly with no drop outs or signal loss. 6 LED indicator lights let you know when each HDMI line is in use, input and when unit is turned on. I am very please with this unit and highly recommend it.

A friend purchased a Roku tv and I was very impressed for what I found out about it. I purchased a Roku TV for my son. I got to check it out more in depth and was blown away. I convinced my parents who are older to ditch DISH NETWORK since it was astronomical and they were paying for internet too. They bought 2 devices like mine that hook into your HDMI and sync with your TV (both tvs were newer so I didn’t suggest the Roku Tv). But they were like me impressed with the amount you can watch for free the shows they love they got. Yes some you need a subscription but even paying for 4or 5 of those is so much cheaper than DISH NETWORK. Definitely with every dime spent!

Pros:  + 320 ft/100m range + Three shooting modes + RF signal allows me to move freely away from the camera and not worry about maintaining line-of-sight with the receiver as you would with an IR remote.  + Receiver can be used as a wired remote without power. + Receiver can be mounted in the hot shoe. + Removable/replaceable cable Cons: - Batteries in both transmitter and receiver are uncommon, so if they go dead during a shoot, I cant just go anywhere to get more. - Receiver has to dangle if the hot shoe is in use.  - Retractable antenna may bend or break if not properly cared for. (I personally have not had any problem with this but it is something to consider with an antenna of this type) I primarily use my Canon Rebel T5 for taking photos of my theatrical design work. A remote shutter release is a necessity for me to reduce shaking in low-light conditions (even on a tripod) and a wireless one was a bonus. This shutter release was exactly what I was looking for. I can set up my camera in the spot I want and take photos as I walk around the space to view my work from different angles. Even when Im sitting next to the camera, I use this remote to help reduce shaking that becomes more evident with slow shutter speeds.