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So I am this far. The WinTV Application found 3 analogue channels (3, 8, and 12) These channels correspond to the 3 seperate TV feeds that we have. I.e. Channel 3 - Living Room TV Channel 8 - Bedroom TV Channel 12 - Bedroom TV So, when I tune into channel 3, I can see what is on the Living Room TV and so on. However, I thought I would be able to use the IR Blaster, PC remote, and Windows Media Center (which still cannot find a signal) to change the TV signal on the PC and watch something different than is on the TV. Am I right or wrong? Can somewhere explain how the PC remote, IR blaster, and set top box work together so that I can control the TV signal with the PC remote (PC and TV can see different channels). |
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So I am this far. The WinTV Application found 3 analogue channels (3, 8, and 12) These channels correspond to the 3 seperate TV feeds that we have. I.e. Channel 3 - Living Room TV Channel 8 - Bedroom TV Channel 12 - Bedroom TV So, when I tune into channel 3, I can see what is on the Living Room TV and so on. However, I thought I would be able to use the IR Blaster, PC remote, and Windows Media Center (which still cannot find a signal) to change the TV signal on the PC and watch something different than is on the TV. Am I right or wrong? Can somewhere explain how the PC remote, IR blaster, and set top box work together so that I can control the TV signal with the PC remote (PC and TV can see different channels). |
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