Where to place DVD player

My rig has two compartments, one on either side of the TV cabinet, I replaced the panels in the doors with smoked glass. All my peripheral units work with original remotes and the doors look better with the glass panels.

Not the cheapest but t a nice upgrade. I stole the idea from a friend who had his done by a remodel shop.

There are several options. IF you have a I/R remote device that can not see your I/R remote control you just get an IR Remote Extender
https://wiki.ezvid.com/best-ir-remote-extenders?id=bng

The link is an article to some gear mag's top picks in this area.

These work one of two ways..

One: Convert I/R signals from remote to RF (Radio Frequency) transmissions, and then convert back at the "Device" end.

Two: Send it over the Coax. (I like this method better but it is not always practical)

you place the I/R Receier module where it can see your remote.. Place the Transmitter or I/r Blaster (Depending on the model) where the Deice can see it.

Some of these can operate several different I/R remote devices (mine does two or 4, some do up to 8 or 16) so long as they all have different remotes.

Plus, in my case, i can operate my DVR's via LAN but.. Well..they do not make mine any more.

Johno02 wrote:
One of these works very well. I am using two of them to control Cabletv boxes.

xIR Hidden Infrared Remote Extender System by ReFaXi

This looks like the best solution. Thanks.

Johno02 wrote:
One of these works very well. I am using two of them to control Cabletv boxes.

xIR Hidden Infrared Remote Extender System by ReFaXi

I use something similar for my security camera DVR system. They work great.

In the RV I just play DVD's off the PC's DVD drive. I have a mini PC with an external USB DVD drive.

Don. are you using direct tv? if you are the remote will go around corners. if not you may have to go to another method

One of these works very well. I am using two of them to control Cabletv boxes.

xIR Hidden Infrared Remote Extender System by ReFaXi