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Chromecast Remote and Always Ready Feature


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I love the Always Ready feature on my LG C3. I've configured it to include the beautiful wallpaper options and it works great with the LG remote.

However, I use a Chromecast remote to control my TV and my Chromecast together. I've configured the Chromecast power button to control the TV's power. Unfortunately, the Chromecast remote's power button turns the TV off instead of switching it to Always Ready mode.

LG support agent told me the Chromecast remote is "probably not fully compatible" with the feature.

Does anyone here have a solution?

If not, it would be great if someone from LG put this in as a feature request.

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