Thanks,<br>IŽll give it a try, I have the mceusb2 remote with two transmitters afaik it should work as a transmitter with the latest lirc code.<br><br>/Henrik<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 4/19/07, <b class="gmail_sendername">
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On 4/19/07, Henrik Beckman <<a href="mailto:henrik.list@gmail.com">henrik.list@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br>> Hi,<br>> My mythbox is a combined front/backend with a nova-t 500, with DVB-T with<br>> being feed from a private antenna, but I also have DVB-C in form of a vendor
<br>> closed topsetbox with a cryptocard.<br>> Since the cost for the topsetbox is include in my rent I thought I might<br>> aswell use it, but how (the box is rather crappy) ?<br>><br>> I have a jetway/kworld bt878 based analog card just laying and I use a
<br>> mceusb2 remote to my myth box.<br>><br>> Would it be possible to connect the bt878 card to the box via scart and<br>> control the box with the irsender in the mceusb2, or would it be unreliable<br>> or impossible ?
<br>><br>> /Henrik<br>><br><br><br>You can use a serial ir blaster to mimic the ir codes from the set top<br>box's remote to change the channels. This is the approach most people<br>take who are not using analog cable or just ota hd in the states.
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