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<blockquote data-quote="CanadianEh" data-source="post: 1036852" data-attributes="member: 114499">Good morning,For some time now, I've been happily using a standard MCE remote with Mediaportal and love it's functionality.&nbsp; However, I recently converted my Mediaportal client over to use digital sound over TOSLINK to my home stereo receiver.&nbsp; Because of this, I can no longer control the volume through MediaPortal.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm looking for either an MCE remote that has a learning function for at least the Volume Up/Down keys so I can program those two keys to adjust the stereo receiver's volume, instead of the PC's volume controls.&nbsp; Otherwise, I could also go the route of getting some form of a universal learning remote, and program it to learn all of the MCE buttons, except swap in the Volume Up/Down from the AV stereo's remote.&nbsp; Does anyone have any recommendations either way on this?&nbsp; I am struggling to find a universal remote that has standard media center-type buttons for things like the &quot;guide&quot; &quot;music&quot; &quot;aspect ratio&quot; and those types of keys.Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadianEh, post: 1036852, member: 114499"] Good morning, For some time now, I've been happily using a standard MCE remote with Mediaportal and love it's functionality. However, I recently converted my Mediaportal client over to use digital sound over TOSLINK to my home stereo receiver. Because of this, I can no longer control the volume through MediaPortal. I'm looking for either an MCE remote that has a learning function for at least the Volume Up/Down keys so I can program those two keys to adjust the stereo receiver's volume, instead of the PC's volume controls. Otherwise, I could also go the route of getting some form of a universal learning remote, and program it to learn all of the MCE buttons, except swap in the Volume Up/Down from the AV stereo's remote. Does anyone have any recommendations either way on this? I am struggling to find a universal remote that has standard media center-type buttons for things like the "guide" "music" "aspect ratio" and those types of keys. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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