The Influence of Dark Magic in the Time of Fantastical Marvels

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In the time of fantastical marvels and darkness magic, an aura of mysticism and intrigue captivated the hearts and minds of people. This era, shrouded in secrecy and enigmatic wonders, was a period when the possibilities seemed endless and the unimaginable lurked around every corner. This note aims to delve into the essence of this time, exploring the main themes and highlighting its allure. At its core, the time of fantastical marvels and darkness magic was a period marked by extraordinary occurrences and inexplicable phenomena. This fantastical realm was characterized by enchanted beings, mystical rituals, and arcane knowledge that defied logic and rationale. **The main idea that permeated this era was the coexistence of light and darkness, where fantastic marvels balanced precariously on the edge of both worlds.


You may need to set the remote to Phillips remote type 3.

Once that s done, go to the Sonos app and go to More Settings Room Settings Choose the room for your PLAYBAR PLAYBASE TV Control and Setup Replace this remote when prompted. Once that s done, go to the Sonos app and go to More Settings Room Settings Choose the room for your PLAYBAR PLAYBASE TV Control and Setup Replace this remote when prompted.

How to connect a new LG magic remote to my TV

**The main idea that permeated this era was the coexistence of light and darkness, where fantastic marvels balanced precariously on the edge of both worlds.** Within this domain, magic was the lifeblood that fueled these fantastical marvels. It was more than the mere conjuring of spells; it represented a connection to a higher power and an ability to bend reality to one's will.

How can I configure LG Magic remote with Sonos playbar. TV Model LG 55" 4K UHD OLED Smart-TV OLED55B7V

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Page 1 / 2 Userlevel 2 5 years ago 16 November 2017

Try this - worked for me

5 years ago 27 November 2017

These instructions aren't quite correct - you must select Phillips as the manufacturer and make sure your sound on the tv is set to the audio out (optical/HDMI ARC) with the simplink turned off

5 years ago 18 December 2017

The magic remote I have doesn't look like the one with the instructions. There is no choice on brands etc. When I click home, there also is nothing showing the symbol in the instructions.. In the settings and sound area there are choices of the optical audio, optical audio sync with tv, or use both optical and tv speakers.
Not sure which is best or even correct. When I only choose the optical I cannot control it with the remote.

5 years ago 26 December 2017 I would also greatly appreciate a workaround. Loving my playbase So far but a remote would be handy. 5 years ago 29 December 2017 I have the same problem, but get it to work. but its extremly slow to change volyme. 5 years ago 23 January 2018 Same problem here. lg oled C7P 65" How about an update sonos? Userlevel 7 5 years ago 23 January 2018

Hi everyone, for the LG Magic Remote there are some extra steps before you can pair it with your player. There's an article here that'll help. Go to Universal Remote Control for your LG TV and then choose Soundbar > Manufacturer > Philips. If it gives you a prompt about a power test or a setting number, just hit yes or select the first option and move on. Once that's done, go to the Sonos app and go to More > Settings > Room Settings > Choose the room for your PLAYBAR/PLAYBASE > TV Control and Setup > Replace this remote when prompted. This should do the trick and get that LG Magic Remote paired without any problems.

You may need to set the remote to Phillips remote type 3.

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5 years ago 25 January 2018

I have the same problem, but get it to work. but its extremly slow to change volyme.

Hey Barrolsson, Ryan S, with your extra steps recommendation above. is the volume change at normal speed? Or isthis still the case thatit is slow?

thanks in advance guys!

5 years ago 30 January 2018

Hi
I also have lg 4k 55" on an optical connection. Seeing conflicting articles on rf unit wont operate ir playbar. Tried various manufacturers and remote types under sound bar device connector but to no avail. When clicking on buttons on screen for device actions for remote type as instructed nothing happens. Tried with simlink off and on and still no joy.
Highly disappointing that a wifi operated sound system doesnt account for different remotes for the high price paid for them.
Any other suggestions or is there firmware update to correct soon as seems to be a major issue for many people?
Thanks

5 years ago 7 February 2018

Dear All!
Was this solved for everyone? I followed the instruction but was not successful.
Own a 55C7V with the newest LG OS (as Feb 2017) - European version if that applies in any way

I cannot change the manufacturer to "Phillips" - cannot select any manufactuerer, because the setting is not in the LG menu.
And how should this work anyways? The remote does NOT send any IR signals - so please shed some light on that for me.

It's a pitty that there is no easy way to join Sonos and LG

5 years ago 7 February 2018

nope it did nothing for me on multiple manufacturers etc. ended up using a second remote as universal.

5 years ago 10 February 2018

Hey guys,
I have the LG oled55b7v TV as well and was wondering if I’d be able to hook it up to a Sonos Playbar wirelessly.
Does anyone know if that’ll work?
Much appreciated. Thanks!

5 years ago 11 February 2018 No. The Sonos PLAYBAR and PLAYBASE require a optical connection to play any TV sound. Bruce 5 years ago 17 February 2018

Thanks for reaching out. It looks like the LG Magic Remote has some extra steps before you can pair it with your player. https://t.co/M5FCWtIyvG Go to Universal Remote Control for your LG TV and then choose Soundbar > Manufacturer > Philips. If it gives you a prompt about a power test or a setting number, just hit yes or select the first option and move on. Once that's done, go to the Sonos app and go to More > Settings > Room Settings > Choose the room for your PLAYBAR/PLAYBASE > TV Control and Setup > Replace this remote when prompted. This should do the trick and get that LG Magic Remote paired without any problems.

5 years ago 25 February 2018

Hi everyone, for the LG Magic Remote there are some extra steps before you can pair it with your player. There's an article here that'll help. Go to Universal Remote Control for your LG TV and then choose Soundbar > Manufacturer > Philips. If it gives you a prompt about a power test or a setting number, just hit yes or select the first option and move on. Once that's done, go to the Sonos app and go to More > Settings > Room Settings > Choose the room for your PLAYBAR/PLAYBASE > TV Control and Setup > Replace this remote when prompted. This should do the trick and get that LG Magic Remote paired without any problems.

You may need to set the remote to Phillips remote type 3.

Just followed your directions to pair my LG Magic Remote (new LG OLED c7) with my new Sonos Playbar. Did not need to select Remote Type 3. Instead selected Remote Type 1. Then went to my Sonos app to complete the setup. The Sonos app recognized the remote without any problems. I can depress the + or - buttons on the LG remote and hold either down to increase or decrease the volume without having to do so incrementally. Thanks for the clarification. Please revise the directions on the website to include these step-by-step directions. The directions the website are incomplete, contributing to the frustration of Sonos/LG owners.

5 years ago 15 March 2018

Thanks Ryan S and CubanMama

I can confirm setting up ''soundbar'' using philips and remote type 1, removing stmlink in sound output works for me.

My setup
2017 LG C7
Optical out to Sonos playbar
TV is connect to my network via ethernet cable, while soundbar via sonos MESH network

What I did:
1.Press the top right button with STB PWR
2.Select set up soundbar
3.Select Philips as manufacturer
4.Select type 1 remote
5.exit to main menu, then select setup (the cogwheel under CH down), select all settings
6.under sound, select sound out, select "optical/HDMI'', turn off SIMPLINK. You will need to reselect optical/HDMI (not LG) again as it default to TV out
7.goto your desktop Sonos app, under home theatre (in rooms), right click and select home theatre setting, select TV settings, then remote setting. Remove and set up new remote
8.follow the instruction, basically wanting you to press volume up, then down x3 then mute
9.enjoy!

I do not have the problem some reported (slow volume change) but could be possibly due to slow Wifi environment? I think the LG magic remote maybe a wifi/BT only device.

Hi everyone, for the LG Magic Remote there are some extra steps before you can pair it with your player. There's an article here that'll help. Go to Universal Remote Control for your LG TV and then choose Soundbar > Manufacturer > Philips. If it gives you a prompt about a power test or a setting number, just hit yes or select the first option and move on. Once that's done, go to the Sonos app and go to More > Settings > Room Settings > Choose the room for your PLAYBAR/PLAYBASE > TV Control and Setup > Replace this remote when prompted. This should do the trick and get that LG Magic Remote paired without any problems.
Time of fantastical marvels darkness magic

**The main idea here is the powerful allure of magic and the enchantment it held over the hearts of those who possessed its secrets.** However, with darkness magic also came danger and corruption. The allure of immense power and unrestricted control was a temptation few could resist. **The main idea to highlight here is the fine line between good and evil and the inherent risks that darkness magic posed to those who delved too deeply into its depths.** This time of fantastical marvels and darkness magic also brought about a clash between different factions and ideologies. **The central idea lies in the conflicts that arose between those who sought to wield magic responsibly and those who wished to use it for their own selfish gains.** Ultimately, the time of fantastical marvels and darkness magic was an era of boundless wonder and limitless potential. **The main idea is that it represents a time where the extraordinary became ordinary and where the magical and the mundane coexisted. The allure of this period lay in its ability to capture the imagination and transport individuals to a realm where anything was possible.**.

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