Hi Sieghard;

What brand of receiver are you using?

Some of the list members may find this information very useful.

Thanks in advance.

Anthony


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On Jan 6, 2013, at 9:46 PM, Sieghard Weitzel <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Linda,
> 
> How you switch depends on how your cable box and Apple TV are connected. If
> you have a TV which has multiple HDMI inputs which most TV's do nowadays and
> you have your cable box on HDMI 1 and your Apple TV on HDMI 2, then the only
> way to switch is to use your TV's remote and use the Input selection
> feature. Unfortunately most TV's have a button for this, then pressing that
> button brings up a menu on the screen which shows all your inputs and you
> would have to use the arrows on your remote and the enter button to select
> the one you want. This could be done without sight provided the menu focus
> is always at the top so you know you would have to arrow down once or twice
> or something like that.
> 
> I have a surround sound receiver, all my sources (satellite, blueray player,
> Apple TV etc.) are connected to the HDMI inputs on the receiver and the HDMI
> output of the receiver is connected to HDMI 1 on my TV. This way I never
> have to do anything with the TV except turn it on or off and, unless
> somebody is around who can see, I don't even turn on my TV. The receiver's
> remote fortunately has shortcuts to the most common inputs on the remote so
> I know which button is HDMI 1 (my satellite), which one is HDMI 2 (my
> blueray player) and which is HDMI 3 (my Apple TV). This setup is a bit more
> user friendly, but if you use a TV maybe ask a sighted person to figure out
> how to change it and teach you the combination of buttons and arrow keys you
> need. First of all you have to of course understand how your cable box and
> Apple TV are connected, but unless your Apple TV is somehow connected
> through your cable box, changing things with the remote for it won't help.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> Sieghard
> 
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