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OT Home Theater Help Needed!!!!
Alright fellas. After all the great info I received with my TV mounting question I figured I would stick with a good thing. So here is the deal. I have a closet with cable and an hdmi cable. The hdmi cable is wired to the back of my tv. I plan to have a TiVo set that will use the hdmi and cable in the closet to broadcast on the tv. Now the question is what do I use to control these components wirelessly? I have heard about IR repeaters. IR blasters. Universal remotes with RF capabilities. Please help me sort this out.
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I'd guess IR repeater is the simplest solution, but I'm neither an expert nor familiar with your exact hardware/setup...Finally back in the Badger State!
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something like this: here
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If your gear is in a closet, without direct line-of-sight, you'll need either an RF solution (radio) or an IR receiver (infrared, requiring line-of-sight) sticking out in the open somewhere.Come join my gang of HT fanatics here: www.theaudioannex.com They can answer the RF questions much better than I; I have everything out in the open and use IR (via a Logitech Harmony One remote).___________
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I have a URC (universal remote control) that is rf- I can use the remote outside about 40-50 feet and it works fine. You will also need one of their control boxes. Not a cheap method but does give you flexibility- especially if you added a receiver and some speakers.Greensboro, NC
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This is a little pricey, but it works amazing for my set up. Great universal remote with pass through capabilities. Can be found cheaper than Amazon.
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Is your Tivo RF capable? (I'm not a Tivo person - no clue on whether they are or not)South SLO County
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I keep my components in a closed cabinet, and use one of these to relay the remote signals:__________________________
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New York Chicago -
Thanks for all the responses guys. I will go with the pyramid thing that @avibug suggested. One review said that it specifically worked with a TiVo so thus my choice. Thanks again for all the input guys.
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