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Old 7-May-2013, 5:21 AM   #8
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Tinlee has some options including wireless control that may suit your situation: http://www.tinlee.com/RF_Switches.php?active=6

To use the SiliconDust HDHR tuner, you need a PC (Windows, Mac or Linux) to interface between your network and the display. The PC needs to have enough video 'horsepower' to smoothly display 1080i content. Windows Media Center (Win-7 HomePro ships with it) works fairly well... so there should not be a need to spend more money on software. VLC is free and open-source, I use it rather than the proprietary MS WMC.

I'm saying that I'm a bit of a techno-nerd... and the HDHR is the solution that works for me. I can understand if it does not appeal to everyone.

The display can be a TV with HDMI, HD component video, etc., so long as the PC and TV have matching interfaces. A PC monitor is also a viable alternative.
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