How to backfeed a genie client

[harley1340]

Having all your equipment in 1 location is not a problem. The only issue I can see is the need for rf remotes vs infrared.

That's the assumption I'm going on, problem with the RF remotes they will not control an a/v receiver (at least I haven't found one that would) so I'm having a wire pulled to do a hard wired remote extender.

[darrengs]

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That's the assumption I'm going on, problem with the RF remotes they will not control an a/v receiver (at least I haven't found one that would) so I'm having a wire pulled to do a hard wired remote extender.

Even hard wired remote extenders can be troublesome. When we did our addition 5 years ago, I wired the house for phone, video, data, etc. I also ran wires to each room for hard wired IR extenders. Well with the interference from TV's and CFL lights they were pretty much useless. I ended up going with the "Next Generation Remote Control Extender" which has a transmitter that replaces one of the batteries in the remote.