TV Remote for Hisense (IR) uses the built-in IR blaster in an Android phone to control a Hisense smart TV. Its primary purpose is to provide television controls through the phone, with multiple IR configurations intended for different Hisense TV models.
Infrared television control
The app provides several IR configurations so users can select the one that corresponds to their Hisense TV model. Choosing the appropriate configuration is an important part of setup because the remote controls depend on the infrared configuration being used. The app is described as supporting Hisense smart TVs and includes four interface layouts, giving users different arrangements for accessing its controls.
This is an infrared remote application, so the phone must have a built-in IR blaster for this control method to work. The source identifies the product as an unofficial app and states that it is not affiliated with Hisense Corporation.
Playback and viewing controls
Alongside its remote-control function, the app includes a media player for handling video and music playback. A shake gesture can be used to play or pause video on the TV, providing an alternative to selecting the playback control directly in the interface.
A sleep timer is also listed among the available tools. Voice recognition commands provide another documented way to control the TV, while support for multiple languages is intended to make the interface and controls available to a wider range of users.
Phone media on the television
The DLNA and image-mirroring feature lets users stream media from the phone to the TV. The source specifically describes sharing photos and videos on the larger television screen. This function complements the infrared remote by adding a way to present selected phone media rather than only sending television control commands.
Availability and supported controls
The source describes the app as free and presents it for use with Hisense televisions through the phone’s IR hardware. Its documented tools include model-specific IR configurations, four layouts, a media player, shake-to-play-or-pause, a sleep timer, voice recognition commands, and DLNA/image mirroring. Compatibility should be considered in relation to the phone’s IR hardware and the selected configuration for the television.