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<blockquote data-quote="NickName" data-source="post: 147208" data-attributes="member: 21675"><p>As far as a remote goes, just spend $50 at a market and and get a MCE remote. They are tough (kid-proof), reliable and work out of the box with XP (Pro & MCE) and Mediaportal.</p><p>When you are happy with that, move on to using the MCE replacemnet driver with it, which gives loads more functionality like running scripts/macros/external programs and lots more.</p><p>I'm not an M$ lover but their remotes are great value. What is really cool is that if you have two HTPCs, you can use one remote for both when one goes missing (bl00dy kids! hehe).</p><p>Your missus will also like that she only needs to learn one remote's buttons.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NickName, post: 147208, member: 21675"] As far as a remote goes, just spend $50 at a market and and get a MCE remote. They are tough (kid-proof), reliable and work out of the box with XP (Pro & MCE) and Mediaportal. When you are happy with that, move on to using the MCE replacemnet driver with it, which gives loads more functionality like running scripts/macros/external programs and lots more. I'm not an M$ lover but their remotes are great value. What is really cool is that if you have two HTPCs, you can use one remote for both when one goes missing (bl00dy kids! hehe). Your missus will also like that she only needs to learn one remote's buttons. [/QUOTE]
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