Re: How do I use my MCE remote reciever to emit signal to my home devi

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Supports the MCE remote and will happily emit whatever you want. Might
require a usb-uirt though (www.usb-uirt.com)

Tom
"Doug Knox MS-MVP" <dknox@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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You need an IR emitter that plugs into the back of the Remote. Note, it will
not control your home theater. It will control a set top box for
cable/satellite. Depending on the remote you have, it may be programmable
to learn the TV power on/off and volume controls from another remote. These
remotes have two power buttons, one for the MCE PC and one for the TV.

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"IMZ" <IMZ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I want to hide my home theater under a table which i have my TV set on. I
would like to attach an emitter from the remote reciever to the home
theater
so that when i use my home theater remote it gets the signal to the home
theater. Right now when i use my remote the light blinks on the reciever,
so
i know it will get the signal, but i need a piece of software to tell my
computer to emit it to the home theater. Any ideas?


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