I read the article before I saw it here (I follow ars). What they describe hasn’t been my experience. I press the power button on the Apple TV and it HDMI-CECs the TV power on and changes the input to the Apple TV HDMI eArc channel. They could change that behavior but it would break HDMI-CEC.
Yes, I am aware. The device sends a signal to turn the TV on and switch the input. There’s nothing preventing the TV from refusing to immediately comply.
I read the article before I saw it here (I follow ars). What they describe hasn’t been my experience. I press the power button on the Apple TV and it HDMI-CECs the TV power on and changes the input to the Apple TV HDMI eArc channel. They could change that behavior but it would break HDMI-CEC.
HDMI-CEC is controlled by the TV…
HDMI-CEC is a communication standard.
Yes, I am aware. The device sends a signal to turn the TV on and switch the input. There’s nothing preventing the TV from refusing to immediately comply.