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Get an HDMI-CEC adapter, have your machine boot straight into big picture mode and pin Plex/jellyfin to your favorites so its the first thing you see.
Alternatively, get a Chromecast and only switch to that HDMI for media, and leave the PC for gaming. Heck, if CEC works all right in both ways, you might be able to navigate on your PC with the Chromecast remote.
I'm definitely not a fan of Google myself, but I can't deny the ease of use for less savvy ppl to just press "ON" on the little white remote and have it turn on the TV, switch to the correct input and turn on the soundbar.