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I made a picture-element card to control my TV [Lovelace] : r/homeassistant
GitHub - cwi-vvatsos/home-assistant-samsungtv: A samsungtv.py fork to work with Samsung H6400
Home Assistant Remote Control For My Samsung TV and Sonos - Ken McElhinney - My Blog
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GitHub - ollo69/ha-samsungtv-smart: 📺 Home Assistant SamsungTV Smart Component with simplified SmartThings API Support configurable from User Interface.
Home Assistant: The Easiest Way To Automate Your Home | Yuri Shwedoff
Automation actions not available for a device (Samsung TV) - Configuration - Home Assistant Community
Smart Home Solver on Twitter: "Fun fact: the Frame TV uses around 80 W of power when it's displaying art. It uses more than that when watching something so it was easy
