ATI All In Wonder Radeon + Remote??

[Dealtarget]

I have been reading reviews on the ATI AIW Radeon and it has everything I want except a Remote. Is there anyway to get a remote to work with it? Or does it come with one and none of the reviews mentioned it?

Thanks for your help,
-Dealtarget

 

[Workin']

You could get an X10 MouseRemote ($24.99) and use it with maX10 software (free) and control ANY or ALL software on your computer. Even your mouse cursor.

I've been using one with my Rage Fury Pro ViVo for quite some time and it has been most excellent.

 

[Dealtarget]

Wow, that is very interesting. Thanks for this info.

Anyone else used this type setup?

-Dealtarget

 

[oreoafk]

Wow that's cool

 

[Tung]

whoa.. u can finally watch dvd without having to sit near the comp!

 

[Dealtarget]

Although I think the x10 is better I just bought one of THESE since it was only $10. Now I wait and see if trying to save $20 is worth it in this case!

-Dealtarget

 

[randomlinh]

heh, dang. i paid $35 for a used key.. somethin.. "digital media remote"... ah well. it's USB, works w/ JVC(universals set to JVC) remotes too Plus, that $9 one don't have NT drivers the x10 idea may have worked.... but anyway, a remote is very cool, and one of these methods will work nicely.

 

[CQuinn]

Keyspan?

http://www.keyspan.com/products/usb/remote/.

 

[Workin']

X10 MouseRemote + maX10 software = supposed to work with Win 2k

The remote also is a "universal" remote with codes for thousands of TV's, VCR's, stereos, etc. So you can control it all with 1 remote.

Oh yeah, almost forgot - it uses UHF between the remote and its receiver. So you don't need line-of-sight to make it work. As a matter of fact, my computer (and the remote receiver) is behind wooden doors in a cabinet and it works just great. It's pretty cool - it uses UHF to control your computer but also has IR capability to control your TV, etc.