DVD Universal Remote 4 Digit Codes

Welcome to our blog, where we delve into the exciting realm of entertainment and technology! In a world where convenience and simplicity are paramount, one of the most integral aspects is the ability to control our devices seamlessly. Whether it’s enjoying a movie night with a DVD player or navigating through streaming platforms, the right tools can make all the difference.

Join us as we explore the universe of universal remote codes—those magical combinations that bridge the gap between different devices and remotes. Uncover the secrets to programming your remote effortlessly and gain mastery over your entertainment setup. Let’s embark on a journey to unlock a new level of convenience and control in the way we interact with our devices.

DVD Universal Remote Codes, 4 Digit

Brand	Code
Apex	0386, 0390, 0391
Aspire	0933
Audiovox	0921
Axion	0921
B & K	0978
Blaupunkt	0430
Bodysonic	0417
Bose	0672
Boss	0911
Broksonic	0932, 0967, 0394
Centrios	0951, 1067, 1068, 0921
Cinevision	0405
Citizen	1073
Classic	0431, 1051, 0401
Coby	0926, 0946, 0947, 0916, 0445
Cyberhome	0393, 0985, 0939
Cytron	0446, 0388
Daewoo	0440, 0441, 0444, 0971, 0965
Denon	0400, 0421
Denzel	0428
Desay	0958
Dual	0447, 0984, 0956, 0428, 0446
Durabrand	0449, 0405, 0446
Dvd 2000	0402
Elta	0434, 0435
Emerson	0405, 0940, 0899, 0456, 0458
Fisher	0416
Funai	0456, 0458
GE	0409, 0430
Goldstar	0405
Go-video	0431, 0937, 0971, 0454, 0902
Gpx	0936, 0944
Haier	0935
Harman Kardon	0427
Hitachi	0404, 0407, 0428, 0419
Hiteker	0445
Humax	0912
Ilo	0959, 1070
Infinity	0417
Insignia	0405, 0456, 0921, 0430, 0905
Initial	0430, 1070
Integra	0422
Jbl	0427
Jvc	0406, 0964, 0900, 1072
Jwin	0390, 0893, 0895
Kenwood	0400, 0429
Kiss	0428
Klh	0430, 0906, 0386
Konka	0410, 0411, 0412
Koss	0415, 0388
Kxd	0894
Lasonic	0451, 0948
Lenoxx	0931, 0435
LG	0405, 0972, 0907
Liquidvideo	0921
Magnavox	0398, 0408, 0979, 0981, 0980
Marantz	0398, 0405, 0408, 0423, 0981
Memorex	0446, 1050
Meridian	0398
Microsoft	0409
Mintek	0430
Mitsubishi	0402
Onkyo	0422, 0975
Optimus	0404
Orion	0394
Panasonic	0396, 0400, 0974, 0970
Philips	0398, 0408, 0423, 0755, 0979, 0981
Pioneer	0403, 0404, 0976, 0977
Polaroid	0385, 0957, 0949
Polk	0398, 0408, 0981
Proline	0415
Proscan	0409, 0890
Prosonic	0926
Pyle	0910
Radio Shack	0449, 0453, 0919, 0920
RCA	0409, 0430, 0449, 0453, 0920, 0890
Regent	0931
Samsung	0407, 0454, 0942, 0963, 0891, 0455
Sampo	0417
Sansui	0394, 0967
Sanyo	0904, 0416
Selectron	1077, 1078, 1079
Sharp	0397, 0897, 0908
Sony	0987, 0988, 0989, 0399, 0986, 0389
Sylvania	0456, 0458
Teac	0404, 0449
Technics	0400
Techwood	0433, 1071
Tevion	0388, 0446, 0447, 0448, 0450, 0451, 0452
Tivo	0912, 0909
Toshiba	0394, 0398, 0973, 0924, 0983
X-box	0409
Yamaha	0400, 0420, 0979, 0980, 0408 Zenith = 0405 0907
Zenit	0405, 0907

How to Program DVD Universal Remote Without Codes

All universal remote control codes are scanned in the remote during the auto-search process. To program the control, it scans one code at a time to find the right remote code that works with your remote. Follow the instructions below:

• Turn on the smart device you want to use the universal remote to control, such as the TV.
• To “turn on” a device, press and hold the TV, DVD, CBL, and OK/SEL buttons for 3 seconds. The device is ready to program, according to the LED light.
• Use the remote to choose the “CH+” and “CH-” switches.
• On/off indications are displayed on the remote. Continuously press the “up” or “down” key until the device turns off.
• Click the “power” key to confirm the code. It should start up. If it does, check a different channel to ensure the remote is programmed properly.
• To store the code, press the “device” button now. The device’s LED will flash twice to verify the code that was saved.

How to Program DVD Universal Remote With Manual Method

The universal remote may be easily programmed using the keycode, which also helps to identify the make and model of your device.

• You must “Turn The Device On” first.
• Press the “DVD universal remote” to “TV” mode.
• As soon as the universal remote displays the “Light Flash” (a sign that it is in “Learning mode”), press and hold the “Setup button” for a few seconds.
• Finally, enter the “Keycode” that you have collected from the Instructions Booklet for programming.
• Simply “point your remote at the TV” after completing this step, and then “Press and Hold The Power” button.
• When the screen switches off, you can release the “Power Button”

That’s all there is to it; your TV should now work perfectly with the universal remote control. If not, try repeating the process with a new code from the same section of the reference table.

How to Program DVD Universal Remote With Code Search

• You can put your universal remote to search mode and look for the right key code if you are unable to find it at that moment. The remote control is forced into search mode by a code in the instructions.
• “Turn The Device On” first.
• Hold down the “Setup” button for a moment.
• Enter the “9-9-1” (three-digit) code after which you must continue to hold down the “Power Button” on the remote control while pressing the Channel up button until the device, in this case, your TV, “Turns Off.”

Finding your key code may take some extra time using the above-mentioned method, but it is very important. Your remote should function properly for all in-room functions once you have completed the above steps.

Conclusion

If you have found a remote code that works with your DVD, please use the comment form below and tell us and all our readers which remote code worked for which device. Your help will be much appreciated!

Troubleshooting Tips

Troubleshooting Tips: Mastering Your Entertainment System

1. Remote Woes? Check Batteries and Line of Sight: If your remote seems unresponsive, start by swapping out the batteries. Additionally, ensure there are no obstacles blocking the remote’s signal path to the device.
2. Code Conundrum? Verify Universal Remote Codes: When programming your universal remote, double-check that you’re using the correct 4-digit code for your DVD player. An incorrect code can lead to functionality issues.
3. Cable Connections Matter: Sometimes, no picture or sound might be due to loose or incorrect cable connections. Make sure all cables are securely plugged in and the correct input source is selected on your TV.
4. Firmware Updates for Enhanced Performance: Check if your DVD player has any available firmware updates. Installing these updates can resolve bugs and enhance overall performance.
5. Pesky Disc Problems? Clean and Inspect: If discs aren’t playing smoothly, they might be dirty or scratched. Gently clean the disc’s surface and inspect it for major scratches before trying again.
6. Freezing Playback? Give it a Break: If playback freezes, give the DVD player a moment to catch up. Pause or stop the playback for a few seconds before resuming – this often resolves minor glitches.
7. Audio-Video Sync Hiccups? Adjust Settings: Should you encounter issues with audio and video synchronization, explore your DVD player’s audio settings and make necessary adjustments for better alignment.
8. Reset as a Last Resort: When all else fails, consider a factory reset. Refer to your device manual for the proper procedure, as this will reset settings to default and can resolve stubborn issues.
9. User Manual is Your Friend: Whenever troubleshooting, consult your DVD player’s user manual. It’s a treasure trove of information, guiding you through specific issues and solutions.
10. Seek Professional Help When Necessary: If persistent problems persist despite your efforts, it might be time to reach out to technical support or a professional for expert assistance.

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