Will this extend an ir reciever for an hd dvr box??
1112310
I don't see why not. I use it to go from a Logitech Harmony emitter to a Sony TV. It works like a charm. I had to get an adapter to size it down for a 2.5mm jack.
1112311
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!
962195
If you are asking about the dvr that I found on google images, I am pretty sure it will work as long as you have an IR box that uses 12V DC to power the IR receiver. A problem would be if you have an IR repeater box that runs 5V DC to the IR receiver, in that case it will not work. An IR repeater system works like this: IR receiver (receives the signal from your remote, this is the amazon product you are asking about) --&gt; IR repeater box (grabs the signal from the receiver and sends it to the emitter) --&gt; IR emitter (sends the signal to your device. You stick this emitter to the IR "eye" on the front of your dvr, blu-ray player, stereo, TV etc.)
1860329
The IR receiver cabel that comes with the kit is 6 feet long. You can by a 25 feet extension. Thisis what I did and it works perfectly.
768302
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.
2098364
The remote to base will work over a great distance but the base unit and the device being controlled, the DTV box must be in close proximity because base to DTV is an IR link.
651052
I used this dongle on a FTA box, I'm don't know for sure if it will work on a DVR
1310383
I have my box entirely hidden and the unit works fine with this extender. So for as long of wire as you have I think it would work. However, the extender is specific to certain cable boxes so make sure it really does work with the box you have
2570
You can either purchase the standard IR senor on Amazon, they are plenty of it. or contact seller to see whether they have extra. http://www.amazon.com/Infrared-Receiver-Extender-Description-Compatibility/dp/B002JSDHCY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1361510377&sr=8-2&keywords=IR+sensor
1700016
I used this to extend the installed IR receiver in my Toshiba TV to an electronic closet where I have my BluRay player and cable box. The IR extender is also installed in the electronic closet about 100 cable Ft away. This cable plugs into my TV and then I have it plugged into the IR extender, works great.
1737938
I do not know. In my case, I was desperate to get a remote receiver. I bought this on the hope that it would work with my DVR cable box. It did not. I can't fault the supplier or Amazon, as my box was not listed as one of the compatible units. As I said, I took the gamble hoping that it would work. My suggestioin would be this, if your unit is not listed, it probably will not work.
690646
Yes..and be sure that you get a splitter that is designed to handle HD signal..
199826
No the 222 receiver will not do that. If you will look up the specs of this receiver on Dish.com you will find that the 222 in NOT compatible with using a Hard Drive as DVR.
1754225
I don't know, I only use computer monitors. I have seen this question asked before, and guess that older TV's are not compatible with the software on the DVR.
1777191
Yes, use the hdmi setting on your dvr and change the settings on your comp to output via dvi.
787570
No, not that I am aware of. And with the lack of CEC-HDMI capability, it is doubtful. The current IR blaster support for receivers is very basic.
1995770
If you have the hdmi or component inputs, unit should work. However, I had a lot of trouble with mine. The first week the DVR worked fine. After that it has not worked correctly. In my opinion it is a piece of junk. However, apparently it is the only game in town. When it works it is ok. It does not work all the time. I recomended to Amazon not to sell it. But what do I know?
1888453
Possibly, but there is an easier solution. The TiVo has an eSATA port which allows you to attach an external drive. I have a 1 TB Western Digital My Book AV DVR Expander (under $100 from Amazon) attached to mine. The TiVo automatically recognizes the external drive and transparently manages it as an extension of the internal drive. Easy, simple and effective.