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  1. I'm thinking of building an HTPC, and using that to store media files (dvds, Xvid, Divx, mp3s, etc), and have them stream to an HDTV.

    I don't have a need for recording whatsoever, only viewing/listening.

    But what I would like to do is to be able to control this media with a remote, not a mouse. If I'm on the couch I don't want to be going to the computer...it doesn't look as slick as a remote.

    What are my options for this?
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    Location: Northern California, USA
    Originally Posted by SilverBlade
    I'm thinking of building an HTPC, and using that to store media files (dvds, Xvid, Divx, mp3s, etc), and have them stream to an HDTV.

    I don't have a need for recording whatsoever, only viewing/listening.

    But what I would like to do is to be able to control this media with a remote, not a mouse. If I'm on the couch I don't want to be going to the computer...it doesn't look as slick as a remote.

    What are my options for this?
    The following and others support remote control:

    ATI AIW
    BeyondTV
    MCE
    SageTV
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