Not sure if this is the correct forum but.
I just bought a new soundbar, which utilises cec.
It’s annoying me that every time I switch on the tv, the soundbar wakes up, nd audio is routed via the soundbar.
I’ve messed about with all sorts of combinations and concluded that the only way I can get the soundbar to work to my satisfaction is to put it on a smart plug and switch it on via Alexa when I want it.
Now my concern is around longevity of components.
Is it better to leave it in standby 24/7 and put up with it coming on when I don’t want it to.
Or
Have it power on from scratch maybe twice per day.
Will powering on/ off at the mains, cause more component problems than it being in standby 24/7.
I’ve no concerns over energy saving if I’m being totally honest.
I just bought a new soundbar, which utilises cec.
It’s annoying me that every time I switch on the tv, the soundbar wakes up, nd audio is routed via the soundbar.
I’ve messed about with all sorts of combinations and concluded that the only way I can get the soundbar to work to my satisfaction is to put it on a smart plug and switch it on via Alexa when I want it.
Now my concern is around longevity of components.
Is it better to leave it in standby 24/7 and put up with it coming on when I don’t want it to.
Or
Have it power on from scratch maybe twice per day.
Will powering on/ off at the mains, cause more component problems than it being in standby 24/7.
I’ve no concerns over energy saving if I’m being totally honest.