@Amy31
OK, walk me through how it’s supposed to work.
The Pro box is in one room, you want to watch it on a TV in another room, so you take the Pro remote into that room, turn the TV there on with it, press the BT button to start the Pro box, the TV switches itself to the HDMI channel the Pro box is on, and away you go?
In the dear dead days before HDMI, we had a setup pretty much like that; a Sky box then, under the main TV in the lounge, and a thing called a Digisender attached to one of the SCART Outs on the Sky box.
Then, on each of two bedroom TVs, we had a Digisender receiver wired to them by SCART. The Digisender and its receivers would communicate by wireless. When we pressed buttons on the Sky remote in one of these bedrooms, the receiver would detect the IR, pass it back to the Digisender, which would output it on a little IR sender pointed at the Sky box, and then the Sky box would wake up and do whatever the remote was asking, sending recordings or live TV to the receiver, for us to watch on the bedroom TV.
It sounds like you have a modern-day version of that.
Only thing was, the Sky remote could only work the two TVs that were the same make: the third one was different. But Sky remotes were easily and cheaply available, so we put one in each room, programmed for the TV there.
Other thing was, the magic eye repeater would get moved from time to time, so we had to ensure it was pointed at the Sky box magic eye at all times. Anything like that happening on your setup?
*** Longtime YouView box owner, BT Broadband customer, but never a BT TV subscriber ***
