I have no remote but I'm trying to play my ps3 how can I get to the aux

You will want to hold the key of whatever option you are programming (ie tv, aux) and the ok button when you let go the button you held will flash once or twice. Each time you hit the fast forward button the remote will cycle through a code. Keep hitting the fast forward button until your device turns off, then hit okay again.

Hi. Is there an AV input in the first place ? If so, try to go all the way down with the prog.(-) buttons on the TV. You get into the AV (aux) inputs.

Try to push the TV button that is lit red at top middle of remote for 5 seconds in stead of hitting input. In other words by holding the tv button down it might trigger it to respond better. Thanks Mike

the original working remote had a tv/video but to take the unit to the aux inputs----no remote?

Have you selected the AUX IN?

AUX2 : Connecting an External Analog Component

Analog signal components such as a VCR.

Connect AUX IN 2 (Audio) on the back of the product to the Audio Out of the external Analog component.

Be sure to match the colors of the connecting jacks.

Press the FUNCTION button to select AUX 2 input.

The mode switches as follows :
DVD/CD ? D.IN ? AUX 1 ? AUX 2 ? USB ? IPOD ? FM.

I understand your frustration - my PS3 went through about a two week phase where it only read disks about a quarter of the time. It sounds like you have gone through a lot of the standard troubleshooting stuff, so I'm just going to ramble some facts and ideas and hopefully something will be able to help you!
- If your television works, there is no reason it wouldn't be able to host the PS3 system. There is a chance that it will not support full 1080p high definition, but the PS3 is still incredible in standard definition.
- Have you used any AUX input devices on your television before to confirm that the red/white/yellow input jacks work? And have you checked any documentation on your television to see if there is some way to switch to AUX input?
- If you've pressed the button for 5 seconds, the PS3 should be using its default graphics mode, and will be in standard definition using the cables, so that shouldn't be the problem
- If the regular cable TV is playing, there is a good chance the TV needs you to ask it to switch to a new mode of input manually - is there a button on the controller labeled "input", "source", or "AUX"?
If none of these are any help, I would recommend going on eBay or heading to the nearest GameStop and buying a new set of connection cables - there is a chance that is the problem, and is a lot cheaper than tossing the PS3 entirely! Good luck, and I hope I was able to help!

After much research, here is a step-by-step for getting your Vizio Soundbar to work with the Comcast remote using EFC codes (mine is the newer charcoal grey one, works great!)

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 11144 (2 blinks)

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 994 - Setup - 00169 - Vol Up - Should get 2 blinks

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 994 - Setup - 00168 - Vol Down - Should get 2 blinks

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 994 - Setup - 00037 - Mute - Should get 2 blinks

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 994 - Setup - 00165 - Power - Should get 2 blinks

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 994 - Setup - 00164 - Input - Should get 2 blinks

These are optional, I didn't use them:

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 994 - Setup - 00036 - <button to use for TVOL> - Should get 2 blinks

Aux - Setup (2 blinks) - 994 - Setup - 00101 - <button to use for TSHD> - Should get 2 blinks

Then set the volume control on the remote and other settings according to the Remote's manual.

ENJOY!! Hope this helps someone...

well if u have gone through every channel and nothing pops up grab the remote and click aux or video whatever one u have on ur tv remote

The audio inputs on the receiver need to be set to receive the Optical signal on the switch you set the ps3 to. ie Game, DVD, AUX. Each switch needs to be set to receive the audio signal coming into it. Usually on the remotes setup feature.

Certain Universal remotes have extra menu and input buttons. Take a look around and see what you can find.