![]() Your DVD player would action this command because it’s expecting commands “in Spanish,” but the TV itself doesn’t react it doesn’t “speak Spanish”, so can’t interpret “derecha” as “right. But pressing the DVD player button on your remote switches the language of the commands it sends out, so in this case pressing the right arrow now blasts, say, “derecha” (the Spanish for “right”) out into the room. ![]() Control the types of content your little ones can access with easily. Your TV understands “right,” so it moves your selection to the right on screen. way to watch almost any video format on your iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac. Here’s an analogy that might help: In normal operation, pressing the right arrow on your remote blasts the command “right” out into your room over infrared. The basic idea is that most TV remotes can switch between controlling the TV and controlling other devices (a DVD player, a cable box, whatever) by pressing a button on them that switches modes, so that instead of issuing infrared commands that the TV understands, it’s issuing commands that the DVD player understands. Or indeed, you can use this trick with multiple remotes, so you need never be unable to control your Apple TV again. But what it does mean is that you can either deliberately or accidentally loose the little white or silver remote that you had been using with your Apple TV and just use the big remote that came with your TV. Doing this won’t mean your TV automatically switches to the correct input, say, and of course it wouldn’t allow you to use Siri on the new Apple TV, since the third-party remote you’ll be using wouldn’t have a mic or Siri support. ![]()
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