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Post 1 made on Thursday December 23, 2004 at 01:58
bigdm
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I really need some help in choosing the right remotes for 3 rooms. Since I need 3 remotes with probably 2 of them requiring RF capabilities I would like to get the biggest bang for right price. All 3 remotes do not have to be the same. I have read many reviews by Daniel and tons of post. I am so over loaded with data that I can't make up my mind. Maybe if I mentioned what equipment I have in each room and what function I would like the remotes to perform I can get some good recommendations.

Family Room
60" Mitsubishi TV
TIVO / SAT receiver combo by DIRECTV
Cable
Denon 3803 Reciever
2 Sony DVP-CS777ES Mega changers
Escient DVDM-100 (This is a DVD & music manager that controls the 2 Sony Mega DVD changers)

Bonus Room
32" TV
SAT receiver
Single DVD player
VCR player
Philips Audio/Video Switchbox With RF Modulator
Sound and video signals from Escient in family room is also sent to TV
NOTE: Plan to add a Denon receiver in room along with speakers and maybe install
DLP with screen sometime next year.

Master Bedroom
TV
SAT receiver
Radio Shack A/B switch
Sound and video signals from Escient in family room is also sent to TV


The remotes that will be in the bonus room and master bedroom will probably have to be RF to control the Escient which is in the family room.
Right now I am looking for a setup which will not confuse the heck out of my wife who is non-technical. I have an electrical engineering degree and have connected all of the above equipment myself so I don't expect to have too much problem with the most advanced remotes. My wife on the other hand probably need 1 push macro buttons that say Watch TV or Watch DVD, Listen to Music, etc. Any help would be approciated.

Thanks,
Bigdm


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