#AMAZON FIRE TV SLEEP TIMER MOVIE#
#AMAZON FIRE TV SLEEP TIMER PS3#

Maybe it does at your house, but it does not at ours, not at the homes of the other people who have posted on this thread. Further, our DVR operated identical to the PS3.ДЇurther, Netflix does NOT operate this way. Thus, your 'common sense' is flat out wrong. If you are, you hit a button on the remote.

#AMAZON FIRE TV SLEEP TIMER PS3#

As stated above, (you can read, can't you?) the PS3 inactivity timer after the set amount of time-whether streaming or not-will ask if you are still watching. You also have the option of disabling autoplay in Netflix, Hulu Plus, and Amazon, in which case it'd be a moot point anyway. The same is true for most (major) channels/apps that have autoplay and/or live streams. It will stop after 3 episodes and prompt to see if you're still there.

#AMAZON FIRE TV SLEEP TIMER MOVIE#

If it turned off after 30 minutes even while it was streaming, it would turn off in the middle of any stream that runs longer than 30 minutes, which would interrupt virtually every movie and any >30 minute TV episode.ДЄs for Netflix streaming until the series is done, that is also incorrect. It's also common sense that it means that if you think about. The 30 minute inactivity timer is referring to an idle box that isn't streaming.

I have two Fire TV sticks and a Fire TV box. Can anyone with a Fire settle this question? But, that isn't what it says nor what it implies. Now, having said that, perhaps this was poorly written, and what they mean by 'inactivity' on the Fire is 30 minutes without you hitting a button AND there is also no video stream. The Fire, however, will stop streaming after 30 minutes of you not doing something, and if your TV has signal detection, it will shut off a minute or two after the Fire goes into sleep mode. And, your TV, thanks to the 'screen saver' will have had solid usage and been on the entire time. It is always on, and if you made the mistake of leaving it on a streaming channel, it will be streaming when you wake up-or come back from two tours of duty in the marines. One major difference-to the Roku, there is no such thing as 'inactivity'.

I don't have a FireTV, but I think you'll find that, as Endless noted, inactivity in this case means 'not streaming'. YouвЂ™ll need a smart lighting product that includes support for Amazon Alexa, such as the new Wyze Smart Bulb.To turn off Amazon Fire TV, unplug the power cord from the back of the device or from the wall outlet. These new features are rolling out to Alexa users in the United States over the next week. Telling Alexa goodnight, for example, can trigger a routine that includes a gradual dimming of the lights even if an alarm isnвЂ™t set.

The duration of these changes can range from five to 59 minutes, adding these lighting changes as part of a larger single routine. To use this feature, users tell Alexa to set an alarm for the time they want to wake up, including the command, вЂњвЂ¦with my bedside lamp.вЂќДЇinally, Amazon is also introducing two new Routines, one that enables users to set their connected lights to dim, the other that lets users set the lights to brighten. The feature turns a connected smart bulb into a sunrise lamp by slowly turning up the light the closer it gets to wake-up time. The Wake-Up Lighting feature, meanwhile, is intended for waking up, not going to sleep. Assuming the Echo device is playing music, Alexa will automatically stop the audio when the lights turn off. Users can enable this feature by telling Alexa to set a sleep timer for whatever duration they have left until itвЂ™s time for bed. The new Sleep Lighting Timer for Alexa is exactly what it sounds like - a timer that will slowly dim connected smart lights until they eventually turn off at bedtime.

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