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<blockquote data-quote="chesh" data-source="post: 421967" data-attributes="member: 88249">Honestly sheish, your best bet is to find the PDVD8 demo or go spend the $9.95 on an OEM copy and install it.&nbsp; Save you a lot of hassle of having to just extract out the couple of files.&nbsp; Not to mention, if you want Blu-ray support in the future, you'll want an external player that can handle it.&nbsp; As of right now, MP doesn't have a internal player.&nbsp; Just my .02.That's exactly what's freaking out my iMon receiver.&nbsp; The answer I found to fix that, is to program all the codes in RAW mode (when teaching you have to goto Advanced setup and then learn as RAW).&nbsp; When learned in RAW mode, it only captures a single code instead of the double or even triple code that is sent.&nbsp; Keeps the remote from sending too many signals.&nbsp; I'm going to configure a MCE remote into my Harmony hopefully tonight and play with it and the UIRT and see how fast the response times are.&nbsp;&nbsp; I really can't believe how fast that thing blasts though.&nbsp; I got it set to 10ms right now and I barely type it and it's already blasted.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chesh, post: 421967, member: 88249"] Honestly sheish, your best bet is to find the PDVD8 demo or go spend the $9.95 on an OEM copy and install it. Save you a lot of hassle of having to just extract out the couple of files. Not to mention, if you want Blu-ray support in the future, you'll want an external player that can handle it. As of right now, MP doesn't have a internal player. Just my .02. That's exactly what's freaking out my iMon receiver. The answer I found to fix that, is to program all the codes in RAW mode (when teaching you have to goto Advanced setup and then learn as RAW). When learned in RAW mode, it only captures a single code instead of the double or even triple code that is sent. Keeps the remote from sending too many signals. I'm going to configure a MCE remote into my Harmony hopefully tonight and play with it and the UIRT and see how fast the response times are. I really can't believe how fast that thing blasts though. I got it set to 10ms right now and I barely type it and it's already blasted. [/QUOTE]

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