I have a Samsung LE32, using HDMI, and since I found the right code (0079), the V+ remote was able to control the volume. However, I assumed that when I used the remote to change volume, the remote was 'sending' the command direct to the Samsung, rather than the V+ ? Reason I say this, is the On Screen Display that appears for volume changes is the one created by the Samsung. I therefore assumed that when I 'program' the code into V+ remote, the remote is simply acting like a Universal remote, and controlling (part of) the TV.
I can see how it *could* be possible for the volume setting to be controlled by the V+, and that it would increase the volume of sound that is transmitted via the HDMI cable, but if that was the case, I could not see why I would need to configure it for my specific TV? And according to Spiderplant, it doesn't work that way anyway:
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Originally Posted by spiderplant
The V+ volume control only affects the analogue outputs. The HDMI and SPDIF are digital audio outputs, so are unaffected by the volume control.
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So, if the remote sends the command direct to the TV, and now it's not working since the HDMI cable was connected, it sounds to me like an issue with the TV. Are there any configuration options in the TV, related to HDMI, or volume? Maybe something that was not previously visible, when the TV did not detect an HDMI connection? Finally, does it still work if you switch back to your old cable?