Re: Compatible Set-Top-Box
- From: "tyber" <tyberco@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 00:09:45 GMT
The IR box should be able to learn pretty much any set top box. In other
words, if you can hold down the buttons on your remote (during the wizard),
and it accepts that, then it should work.
Check to make sure the correct LED (from IR transmitter) actually blinks
when it is changing channels. If not, then the problem is something related
to the IR transmitter and LED's. The plug is kinda cheesy (in my opinion)
and you may need to switch to the other 2nd jack or generally wiggle the
plug until it seats better.
Let us know...
"Rick" <Rick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:AD8DBEBD-F1B9-4F24-90B2-C18BBAA8CFE6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Meant to say, it's the IR I can't get to change channels. I've tried all
> the
> MS advice and it still does not work.
>
> Ta,
> Rick.
>
> "Rick" wrote:
>
>> I've currently got a Nokia 221T set-top-box that I just can not get to
>> work
>> with MCE2005. I've given up and decided to buy a new stb and use the
>> Nokia on
>> a normal TV. Is there a list of stb's that definitely work with MCE2005?
>> I'm
>> running it on an Elonex eXentia, which is a bit like a laptop in that the
>> TV
>> screen is directly connected to the PC. I've thought about the Sony
>> VTXD800
>> as it's had good reviews.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Rick
.
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