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6 Zařízení pracující s Kodi (zdroj zde)
With different TV's and devices comes different compatibility. An up to date vendor support matrix can be found here, which lists which features are supported for each vendor.
Please note that for HDMI-CEC volume control you must have a connected Television and A/V Receiver that are HDMI-CEC compatible. HDMI-CEC cannot control the volume of your television alone.
Below is a list of specific TV's which are known to be working with CEC and Kodi:
6.1 TVs
Most HDMI ports on computers (onboard or via GPU) do not have integrated support for the CEC feature, but instead can use a external CEC adapter, such as the ones from Pulse-Eight, and some more recent Intel motherboards come with a integrated HTPC header to allow you to connect an internal CEC-adapter.
With different TV's and devices comes different compatibility. An up to date vendor support matrix can be found here, which lists which features are supported for each vendor.
Please note that for HDMI-CEC volume control you must have a connected Television and A/V Receiver that are HDMI-CEC compatible. HDMI-CEC cannot control the volume of your television alone.
Below is a list of specific TV's which are known to be working with CEC and Kodi:
6.1 TVs
- LG 47LS4600
- LG 47CS570
- LG LM620T
- LG 37LG6000
- LG 42LD420
- LG 42LD550
- LG 60PM6700 (Most of the expected buttons work, EXCEPT the number & channel buttons)
- LG 32LN572B (2013 model tested on Raspberry Pi running OpenELEC 3.2.3. The regular TV remote control works except forward and rewind but the left and right skip keys works so it's quiet useable. The Magic Remote also seems to work but haven't been tested properly)
- Panasonic TXL-47DT50
- Panasonic TX-42AS500E (After pressing *Power*-button, keep it pressed, and press
*Stop*)(see http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=144956&page=2)
- Panasonic Viera GT30
- Panasonic Viera GT60
- Panasonic Viera S60
- Panasonic Viera ST50
- Panasonic Viera TH-42PX80E
- Panasonic Viera TH-42PZ85E
- Panasonic Viera TH-P42S10A
- Panasonic Viera TH-P50G10A
- Philips 37PFL6007K
- Philips 47PFL5007K
- Samsung ES6800
- Samsung LE32B650
- Samsung LE37D570
- Samsung LE40C650
- Samsung LN46D610/LN46D630
- Samsung UE40C7700
- Samsung UE46F8000
- Samsung UE50EH5300
- Samsung UE55F6510
- Sharp LC-52D83X
- Sony Bravia KDL-32W5500 (Guide button doesn't work as context menu - reassign a coloured button for this function)
- Sony Bravia KDL-40M4000
- Sony Bravia KDL-46EX520
- Sony Bravia KDL-40HX705
- Sony Bravia KDL-46HX800
- Sony Bravia KDL-46NX715
- Sony Bravia KDL-52NX800
- Sony Bravia KD-55X9004A
- Sony Bravia XDR-55X800B (You must use a port labeled HDMI-MHL (2 or 4); the regular HDMI ports (1 or 3) will not work.)
- Sony NSX-40GT1 (Google TV)
- Vizio M-Series
- Marantz SR7005
- Onkyo HT-R390 Amplifier
- Onkyo TX-SR444 AV Receiver (Assign remote code 32910 to the input your Kodi device is connected to)
- Sony STR-DH820
- Yamaha RX-V473 AV-Receiver
- Yamaha RX-V1071 AV Receiver (only on HDMI Out 1)
- Epson EH-TW6100
Most HDMI ports on computers (onboard or via GPU) do not have integrated support for the CEC feature, but instead can use a external CEC adapter, such as the ones from Pulse-Eight, and some more recent Intel motherboards come with a integrated HTPC header to allow you to connect an internal CEC-adapter.