[mythtv-users] Commercial IR transmitter

[DanM]

Anshuman, I was in the same boat, multiple attempts to build the 
improved one with no success.  But on a whim I decided to build the 
simple ir transmitter (top one on this page 
http://www.lirc.org/transmitters.html), and it worked like a charm.  The 
range is maybe a meter at the most, but for my purposes thats fine as 
I'm just going to mount it in a box and put that in front of the ir 
sensor on my cable box.  I've also never gotten the reciever circuit to 
work either :(  You had any luck with that?

-dan

Anshuman Thakur wrote:

> Hi:
> After multiple unsuccessful tries on building my own IR transmitter 
> using the "improved IR transmitter" circuit, I have reached to the 
> conclusion that it would be better if I can find a commercial one that 
> works
> with lirc. I have heard that IR blaster does work but it seems that it 
> does not work with "Dish Network"
> boxes. I need a recommendation on something that has been proven to 
> work with Dish Network Box.
>
> Any help will be much appreciated as I have run out of patience...
>
> Regards
> Anshuman
>
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