Ps3 control using LAN

2013 · 1 reply · Devices

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is there a way to control my ps3 without a Bluetooth adapter? I know my TV and integra receiver can perform some of the — Staff replied: “The PS3 is not a participant in HDMI CEC protocols (RIHD, etc.) so that is not likely to work. The only known ways to power a PS3 are Bluetooth and USB, both of which are used by a myriad of adapters out there such as th”

Question 2013-08 · older version

is there a way to control my ps3 without a Bluetooth adapter? I know my TV and integra receiver can perform some of the functions using RIHD/IP

Roomie Staff 2013-08 · older version

The PS3 is not a participant in HDMI CEC protocols (RIHD, etc.) so that is not likely to work. The only known ways to power a PS3 are Bluetooth and USB, both of which are used by a myriad of adapters out there such as the one we generally recommend for highest reliability because it takes advantage of *both* USB and Bluetooth:

roomieremote.com/store/infra ... ion-3.html

Thank you.

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