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Need a new remote...must be wife freindly.
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Post 1 made on Tuesday November 21, 2006 at 10:39
jesseasi
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Here is a list of my components.

Panasonic 65" Plasma TH-65PX600U
DVDO VP50 Scaler (will be used for all video and audio switching)
Yamaha receiver
TWO HD Directv Tivo's (I would like to control two of them, one in a different room)
Momitsu V330N DVD Player
Xbox (original Xbox with remote control adapter, running XBMC)

Possibly would like control for
Xbox 360


I want a simple and easy to use remote. We do a lot of channel surfing on the Tivo's and I have found the LDC Screen type remotes to be cumbersome and difficult to program.

Needs:
1. Macro's to power everything on, hand video/audio switching
2. Would like to be able to use a 2nd directv hd tivo in another room - (just on the other side of a wall, easy to run an IR extender there if necessary)
3. MUST BE WIFE FRIENDLY. I need to be able to show her once how to use it and for her to be able to use it.

Notes: I have always liked the simple and easy to use Tivo Peanut remote. I think hard button is better.

Harmony and Univsersal Remote Control seem like two that may work for me.

Anyone here with some difinitive ideas or suggestions?
Post 2 made on Tuesday November 21, 2006 at 12:29
SOUND.SD
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URC MX900

IR routing for your TiVo's

Completely customizable.



Do you plan on programming it yourself?
Bulldog AV - San Diego, CA
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OP | Post 3 made on Tuesday November 21, 2006 at 12:58
jesseasi
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I had a pronto in the past and spend hours and hours programming it. It got to the point where I spend more time programming it then using it. And in the end it ended up collecting dust.

If it is easy to program, I don't mind doing it. Why do you ask?
Post 4 made on Tuesday November 21, 2006 at 15:29
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I agree that the MX-900 is a great remote. If you are interested, we also offer programming services, which will make it incredibly easy to use.

Feel free to call me for a free consultation at: (914) 509-5360.



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