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You may not even need direct line of sight, as long as the TV can see what your remote is shining on. I know my remotes work from behind obstacles if I just aim
by wlesieutre 6y ago
You may not even need direct line of sight, as long as the TV can see what your remote is shining on. I know my remotes work from behind obstacles if I just aim them up at the ceiling.
There are also inexpensive IR repeaters, intended to let you have your AV equipment stuffed in a closet and still be able to use all the remotes.
- dvcrn 6y agoOh nice! I know virtually nothing about IR so this is good information, thanks!