How 'bout a Cisco Explorer 8650 HDC HD cable box/DVR? It has a 3.5mm 'IR Remote' plug in back, but is it the right frequency? How long is the cable?
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They all same.Wrong or right you must call Cisco customer service just ask.Long enough because longest on the market.
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I'm not certain but fairly confident it would work. I use it for an IR repeater rather than connecting directly to a receiver port but there shouldn't be any problems with frequency.
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superb product, I use it in conjunction with channel system plus I had no problems with the handling of frequencies or with lighting, work well with plasmas. LCD and LED
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Thank you Roy and John for your responses. Both replies make sense. I wasn't aware that the cable box had multiple "active" outputs. I assumed that the unit only sent signal out of one output at a time. I'll have to run an experiment. Thanks again for the suggestions! Jack
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Richard if you wont to hook up the DVR to the Internet then you will need a CAT5e CAT5 RJ45 LAN Network Ethernet Patch Cable. I need 1 my router is at the other end of the house so I need a 100 Foot one. All the office stores and even Walmarts wonted almost $40.00 for 1. I found 1 on E Bay for $9.95 free shipping works great . E Bay also has 4 cameras for $87.99. free shipping. Witch I got and they work pretty good for the money not as good as $100.00 a piece ones but for the money they work great
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Try Netviewer. (Google it.) It worked fine for Win7 where Web Client for DVR would not.
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It will work, it will take some time to set up. It is not easy, if your a novice don't spend the time or money. There are other ways. Some cable companies allow you to control your cable box over the net. I also have the belkin @tv it allows me to control the cable box and watch it also. If you need to control more ir devices than cable box the above ir box will work, just need to invest the time.
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I do not know I don't have this one. But I got one from them and my was up 100 ft and it dose not have the ir and it is working fine for now. If u are getting this run cat 6 and should help u on the run and the ir
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I have no idea what a Charter Cisco cable box is. I use this Fosmon box to convert my A/V receiver's hdmi output into the component splits for my older Sony tv. Works exactly as advertised. I also use my cable company's tivo unit to send its hdmi output to my receiver and then to my tv.
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You can use whatever remote you'd like. I have directv. I'm not using there remote. I have ir emitters on the boxes and an mx3000 set to rf. I've been using this hdflow for a while now and it hasn't blinked. I'm about to add 2 more
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Let us start from scratch. What are you connecting to? The information that you provided "BNC RCA cable" to me sounded like you have a cable with BNC male on one end and RCA male on the other end. What connectors are on your cable?Sorry this mode of communication does not provide use of attachments. Look on internet for different adapters. If the end that has to connect to the DVR is BNC male, then look for "BNC female to RCA female adapter". Good Luck!
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Auto switching feature will not work, powered or not, AT ALL for some HDTV cable boxes. You will have to use the remote.This is due to the cable box always being ready to record, tricking the device into thinking it's always on even when powered off.I have a xfinity Cisco/ rng150n
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Thank you for your reply. I forgot to mention that I'm trying to stream HD mpg files that I'm getting off my Tivo HD. Not sure about their bit-rate but I guess it is high enough. That is the question: What router+adapter allows HD streaming, at least 1080i?As far as I understand it now, old G technology will not fit, we need N-wireless and not 2.4 GHz but 5 GHz etc.
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for the distance you are talking you shoud use cat-5 cable with video balums also it will work on any analog dvr system
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It works great with any remote and reciever that uses infra red. will only work as far as the wire will extend, all my gear (xbox360, Cisco HD box, Yamaha reciever) are in an enclosed cabinet in the next room. works no problem.
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This item is just an extension cord for the DinkyLink IR transmitter. To complete the system, you'll need to purchase the DinkyLink kit that corresponds to your TV (Plasma, LCD, or LED). THese kits contain the IR sensor, the repeater box and the transmitter. You mount the sensor near the TV. Plug it into the extension cord. The extension cord connect to the repeater box in your A/V cabinet. From the repeater box, you plug in the transmitter that sticks to the IR sensor on your HD DVR unit.Hope this helps!
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I am using the model HDHR3-US unit that I purchased to watch over the air HDTV right now. I really like mine and I also use it with Microsoft's Windows 7 Media Center to watch live commercial over the air TV programing and as a recording device for later viewing. If a person was thinking about Cable TV, they very well may not be compatible.
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Grandpa,I was referring to the Direct TV Remote, Setup/Settings. I have since upgraded to an HD DVR and I don't get the Hum, with or without that setting. Maybe it was the old Direct TV HD Box. Good Luck
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The DVR has different video outputs. HDMI for HD TV or Composite video out for a standard old type monitor/tv..CCTV SUPPLY...Merchant