If you have a newer Fire Stick, it should have a remote control with volume buttons.
before you get going, you should probably see to it your TV supports HDMI-CEC technology.
In the Equipment Control menu, punch Manage equipment and then select TV.
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Lets look at this process in more detail and with the pictures below.
How to understand if your Fire Stick remote can control the volume on your TV?
For the beginning,examine the remote for volume control buttons.
These buttons typically have + and - symbols or volume icons.
If your remote has these buttons, it can control the volume on your TV.
This technology enables the Fire Stick remote to control the TVs volume.
Look for terms like CEC, Anynet+, Bravia Sync, VIERA Link, or Simplink.
Start with the first one and work your way down the list.
Replace them with fresh batteries if necessary.
Try pressing the volume buttons on the remote multiple times to ensure they are not stuck or unresponsive.
After the restart, test the volume control again.
HDMI-CEC allows devices connected via HDMI to control each others functions, including volume control.
A loose or faulty HDMI connection can cause issues with volume control.
Test the volume control after checking and reseating the HDMI cable.
They can provide specialized troubleshooting steps or guide you through any potential hardware-related issues.
Do monitors support volume control using Fire Stick remote?
The Amazon Fire Stick remote uses infrared (IR) signals to control the volume and power on TVs.
Therefore, the Fire Stick remotes volume control feature is generally not compatible with monitors.
