Try changing the sequence of button presses in your macros that include the dishplayer OFF code. The previous or following code may "interfere" with the dishplayer OFF and confuse the Dishplayer. On the pronto, many stubborn IR code problems are cured by putting a short DELAY between the codes. It's really too bad the ONE4ALL line doesn't include a delay. You might be able to reference another random code and try to use it as a delay.

This is only a THEORY, but one based on a plethora of clues spread around these forums. What would be nice is if one of you with the dishplayer learned code problem would experiment with your code and tell us the results.

- Try making it the ONLY code in a macro. See if it works.
- Add codes one at a time to the macro, before and after the code. Try the macro after each single code addition. Note if and when the dishplayer code stops working if it ever started working in a macro.
- If an added code makes the dishplayer code stop working, try the same macro but with some OTHER code from another device in the offending position.

I'm guessing that if the code works standalone, then we can get it working in a macro. It's just going to take some careful experimentation. You'll have to do it though. I ain't got no Dishplayer. ;-(


Dave