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For a JVC television, the universal control remote codes are 0060, 0026, 0197, 0069, 0242, 0923, 0012, 0065, 0067 and 0141. These are the universal codes that have been published for all JVC remote controls. JVC universal codes can also be found on the instruction sheet or manual guide that comes with the remote control or television set. Universal Remote Control Codes. Universal remote controls are a dime a dozen these days, and I bought one as a backup to my other remotes. InVoca - PDF manual for the inVoca voice-activated remote. JVC: JVC-1623 VCR Remote JVC Service Search for your TV model number. One For All URC 2060 submitted code for Emerson TV: 178 Panasonic.
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Presumably if the soundbar is hooked up using HDMI ARC - which means the TV volume controls the soundbar, then that would also work? To answer the OP - it depends how you've got the TV and soundbar connected.
If both the TV and the sound bar had HDMI connections that also support ARC then yes. But so far we don't know what the TV model is, and we do know for sure that the Samsung J355 doesn't have a HDMI - or at least it doesn't according to the Samsung web site - so ARC is out of the question for that product anyway. The J355 has Optical which will most likely be a fixed level signal from the TV.
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It also has a 3.5mm headphone jack but again (a) we don't know the TV model so can't say if that has a suitable output, and (b) even if it has it would still need checking whether the headphone volume is driven by the TV volume slider or from a separate sub menu. As it stands then, until there's more info there's not a lot that can be added without venturing off in to a lot of speculation. If both the TV and the sound bar had HDMI connections that also support ARC then yes. But so far we don't know what the TV model is, and we do know for sure that the Samsung J355 doesn't have a HDMI - or at least it doesn't according to the Samsung web site - so ARC is out of the question for that product anyway. The J355 has Optical which will most likely be a fixed level signal from the TV. It also has a 3.5mm headphone jack but again (a) we don't know the TV model so can't say if that has a suitable output, and (b) even if it has it would still need checking whether the headphone volume is driven by the TV volume slider or from a separate sub menu.
As it stands then, until there's more info there's not a lot that can be added without venturing off in to a lot of speculation. Hi, thank you. The model of the TV is H6200. I am bemused by Lidtop2013's reply which basically repeats what's already been said and concludes with no positive advice at all it seem. Anyway, the best you can hope for is that your soundbar responds to one of the Hi-Fi/AV system audio codes and then redirect the Sky remote to send 'Hi-Fi' Volume + and - commands in place of the usual TV commands.
Follow this link then follow the steps in trying the various audio codes available within your Sky remote. Failing that it's either a Harmony remote or stick with two remotes on the sofa. A Harmony is a customisable remote control. It can be programmed to control the Sky box but talk to the soundbar for audio control, and do so as if the soundbar and TV were connected by ARC. The better Harmony remotes connect to a PC and they're programmed via an online wizard. Simply pick what makes and models of gear you have, then choose how you prefer to operate stuff such as audio from the soundbar instead of the TV speaker, and the wizard does most of the rest.
There's also 'Activity macros' which means the remote can issue a series of IR commands to turn everything on and select the correct TV input from one single start button, or change the inputs and switch on a BD player for playing movies. They're a good idea for any family with several audio/video devices all hooked together. No more 'How do I play a DVD?'
