One For All Remote Codes for Your DVD & Blu-ray Player

While streaming has become dominant, a dedicated DVD or Blu-ray player remains a key part of many high-quality home theater setups. A One For All universal remote is the perfect tool to consolidate your controllers, but to get it working, you first need to program it with the correct code for your player.

This guide provides a clean, verified list of codes that work for most DVD and Blu-ray players and walks you through the simple setup process to get you back to enjoying your movie collection.

One For All Codes for DVD & Blu-ray Players

The codes below are compatible with a wide range of brands, including Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, LG, Element, and many more. If the first code you try doesn’t work, simply move to the next one on the list.

How to Program Your Remote for a DVD Player

This direct code entry method is fast and reliable.

Before You Start:

• Make sure your DVD player is plugged in and turned on.
• Insert fresh batteries into your One For All remote.

Step-by-Step Programming Instructions:

1. Enter Programming Mode: Press and hold the MAGIC key on your remote until the LED indicator blinks twice.
2. Select the Device Mode: Press the DVD key on your remote. The LED will stay lit. On some remotes without a dedicated DVD key, you may need to use a programmable key like AUX. You can see a good example of this device layout on the OFA 8 URC-2981 remote.
3. Enter the 5-Digit Code: Type in the first code from the list above. The LED will blink twice to confirm.
4. Test and Confirm: Aim the remote at your player and press the POWER key. If the player turns off, the setup is complete. If not, repeat the process with the next code in the list.

Conclusion:

Successfully programming your DVD player is a great first step. For a truly seamless experience, you can take it to the next level by creating a “Watch Movie” macro. This allows a single button press to turn on your TV, your soundbar, and your DVD player all at once. You can learn exactly how to do this in our guide to setting up advanced features like Activities and Macros.