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“Basically, we �recorded� the �sounds� an infrared remote makes on a PC and then put them on an iPod as songs”
Jeezzzzz. Who’s sick? these guys to come up with this? or Apple to built this in?
who’s sick… the guy with bad grammar, or the guy who doesn’t RTFA…?
That’s what happens when you allow stuff to work in the Windoze world — weird. It’s like inviting MacBeth over to your place for dinner and just asking her to do the dishes.
Actually, the click/scroll wheel on the iPods and iPod Minis might be good for scanning through channels or adjusting the sound, etc. Perhaps another potential application for Apple’s patented interface.
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Just looking at the How-To page made my brain hurt. I do not have the patience to record my remote controls one by one. Griffin or some other company could sell the audio-to-IR adaptors with the IR-sound recordings included. A kit like that would certainly make iPod remote controls practical.
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