The "URC7936 (Universal Remote Control, Infrared)" from One for All can control various devices such as TVs and streaming boxes, but there are some limitations and customisations that need to be taken into account. - Infrared control: The remote control uses infrared (IR) for control, which means that it is only compatible with devices that accept IR signals. Zattoo and Plex typically run on devices that support IR signals, such as streaming boxes or smart TVs. - Functions and buttons: The remote control has buttons for basic functions such as power, AV, navigation and playback controls. There are also app shortcut buttons for direct access to streaming services such as Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Prime. However, specific functions such as fast forward and rewind may need to be learnt or configured if they are not available as standard. - Learning function: The remote control has a learning function that allows you to copy specific buttons from the original remote control. If the original Zattoo or Plex remote control has coil buttons, these functions can be transferred to the universal remote control by learning the corresponding buttons. To summarise: It is possible to use the rewind functions on Zattoo and Plex via the "URC7936", but you may need to learn the corresponding buttons from the original remote control and transfer them to the universal remote control.

You need to clarify which transmission type your Philips original remote control has (e.g. BT, IR, RF). The URC7936 can only use IR. If your projector works with IR, the URC7936 can certainly learn the signals or copy them from the original remote control.

I bought the universal remote control because it has illuminated buttons. There are no numbers, and I don't need them because I control the Apple TV box. The first option is to programme the remote control with a code list supplied. However, ChromeCast is not listed with the streamer boxes. The second option is to programme the desired buttons using the original remote control. This takes some time, but is worth the effort. What I notice with my One for all is that the foil on the edges of the buttons comes off after about half a year. Info: https://www.oneforall.com/support/manuals/6/de-de

The remote control is not compatible with Apple TV.

Nen this does not work, the URC7535 can only be used for devices with infrared. The Nvidia Shield cannot be controlled with it. This Nvidia Shield remote control works for all models from 2015 to 2019: Nvidia Shield (device-specific, wireless connection) It also has a light that comes on when you tap the remote and is very comfortable to hold.

For me, the remote control works perfectly with the first generation Shield.

That's right.

I don't know your TV, but if it is controlled with IR (infrared) and the old FB still works, you can do everything if there are buttons on the One for all. I use it to operate Sony SmartTV and Bose Sondsystem (report under reviews). In normal operation, I only use the One for all. For special functions I use the original FBs or a keyboard. With the One for all I operate Netflix, Zattoo, Youtube etc. without any problems and with few keys. Sometimes the 0-9 keys are missing to call up the channel numbers directly. But the simplicity of the FB is ingenious and therefore my choice. P.S If the channel keys 0-9 are a must, the model URC6820 from the same manufacturer can do that, but the navigation keys are different there and it is not illuminated.

I use it to start Applr TV after a standby, navigate the interface, etc. Very easy to use and to program if needed with a home cinema or a blue ray. good buy

This would be the original remote control Nvidia Shield (device-specific, wireless connection)

According to our information, this is not possible with this model. We recommend the following article: Logitech Harmony 665 (10Devices, Illuminated Keys)

I think not, but this one should normally be compatible : https://www.galaxus.ch/en/s1/product/one-for-all-urc-1912-sony-tv-device-specific-infrared-remote-controls-5697524