I have another Windows 7 computer in our family room running Media Center as a Library Server client to the living room computer. Media Center is installed on the server computer with media networking fully enabled. The media drive is shared on the home LAN. The server computer has a large internal drive dedicated to media including recorded TV. I run DVI video to the TV and simple analog audio to a Logitech 2.1 speaker system near the TV. I have a Windows 7 server computer in a closet near our living room plasma TV. XP users may require this driver, or follow these instructions.įor help with the remote or any other questions, please post on Interact in the Media Center Q & A thread here.The following are some examples of how users have configured their home networks using MC and other devices.Įxample 1 : MC Server computer connected to living room TV, MC client computer connected to projector in family room

The emitter has a peel-off adhesive on one side, but is transparent enough that the usual remote used with the device will still work. You can attach the emitter to the IR detection lense of the equipment you want to control, such as a cable set top box, a receiver, or a TV.

An IR emitter or 'blaster' that plugs into the transceiver's 1/8' jacks.

It has two 1/8 inch jacks for emitters (one emitter is provided).

An IR transceiver device that connects to your computer via USB.

It can control JRiver Media Center without any setup. JRiver offers the Media Center Remote hardware package shown above. 1.2 Questions about using the MC Remote.

Jriver remote