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HDMI CEC
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HDMI CEC
(HDMI Consumer Electronics Control) A control function that lets one A/V component control another if they are connected via HDMI cables. For example, inserting a disc into the DVD player would turn on the TV automatically or the A/V receiver, if part of the system. Using proprietary brand names, HDMI CEC initially worked only when components were from the same vendor. Increasingly, HDMI CEC works across vendors' products. See HDMI.

    HDMI CEC
    Branding      TV Vendor

    Anynet        Samsung
    BRAVIA Sync   Sony
    KURO Link     Pioneer
    NetCommand    Mitsubishi
    REGZA-LINK    Toshiba
    SimpLink      LG


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