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Jcarron1Answer
Contributor I
December 3, 2024

The beam was directly in front of the tv.  I moved it to the shelf below and works fine.  Weird.

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Airgetlam
December 3, 2024

With what Sonos device? If it’s an ARC related device, the Sonos is getting the remote commands from the TV, the only time the Sonos device would get anything from the remote is if the Sonos device were connected to your TV via optical, and you’d have changed the remote from RF to IR in the TV’s settings. 
 

Have you tried changing the batteries upon the remote?

Bruce
Senior Virtuoso
December 3, 2024

Why remote went work on been further than 3feet!

I’m not sure that can be considered a Sonos issue? Surely it’s a tv/remote controller problem. 

Jcarron1AuthorAnswer
Contributor I
December 3, 2024

The beam was directly in front of the tv.  I moved it to the shelf below and works fine.  Weird.

Jcarron1Author
Contributor I
December 3, 2024

Most have been light from the tv affecting the signal?

Senior Virtuoso
December 3, 2024

The beam was directly in front of the tv.  I moved it to the shelf below and works fine.  Weird.

Ah, you didn’t say things changed after you installed the Arc. Maybe it was blocking the signal to the tv?

Airgetlam
December 3, 2024

I wouldn’t think a Samsung Q90 used an IR signal (with potential blocking issues) unless it was told in the TV’s OS to do so. But then I don’t have one. 

There are several potential ‘issues’ which all depend on the method used for connection to the Sonos, and the Sonos device in use. 

Bruce