I want to control my LG TV to turn on and off and display the buttons on the main Tap page .

[Nash-Bridges]

Hello,

I do not know if I am on the right board . I did a Json program for my LG TVS and put it in TAP Room controls . 

The buttons are too small and there is no feedback response, but they do work . When you setup a Crestron button you can press and get nice feedback .  I like TAP and would love to be able to put the ON/OFF button on the main page to make it easier for the end user . To turn off you TVs ? 

Any help would be much appreciated. 

[RN · Accepted solution]

Hi @Nash-Bridges Im not sure if I am following as to how you're utilizing Zoom with your LG TV?  Are you creating an app for an LG Smart TV? Suggest asking this also within our Zoom Developer Forum and taking a look into our Zoom Developer support at https://devsupport.zoom.us/hc/en-us 

[RN · Accepted solution]

Hi @Nash-Bridges Im not sure if I am following as to how you're utilizing Zoom with your LG TV?  Are you creating an app for an LG Smart TV? Suggest asking this also within our Zoom Developer Forum and taking a look into our Zoom Developer support at https://devsupport.zoom.us/hc/en-us 

[Nash-Bridges]

Hi 

Thank you for your response.
I was using your Json program that i got from Zoom to have on /off buttons with my LG . My question is can I put the on/ off buttons on the main page instead tucked inside the room controls. I was trying to eliminate the remote as most people do not what more than two steps to turn on a tv.

[ZoomZoom · Accepted solution]

Hi, Nash-Bridges.

I believe you are talking about Room Controls: https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360033716572-Room-Controls-for-Zoom-Rooms

Right now there isn't the option to change the icons/buttons size using the Room Controls, although I can see the advantage of having that possibility specially from a usability POV. This would be a great feature to have.

However, I would recommend you to check Crestron options, as they allow a lot of customisation.

[Nash-Bridges]

Thank you for your response. Yes, room controls. I created a two-switch system two on buttons and two off. It will not let you do a one button for both TVs. They are controlled with my network. No one wants to go to using a two to three step. SO, I went back to the remote control.