Couldn't you use the built-in client/server architecture of LIRC to accomplish this? Have a local lircd or WinLIRC (which a quick google seems to verify will do it as well) server running with an IR receiver that connects to a lircd on your primary frontend. You said across the network so I assume you have a PC in the same room as the TV. I know for a fact that it works well lircd to lircd. I used a laptop's IR port connecting to the frontend across ethernet. The dicey part is whether WinLIRC supports it. My apologies if I misunderstood your intentions.
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Jonathan Markevich wrote:

Here's another pie-in-the-sky request.

Is there some kind of way I can control the frontend machine through the network? We're currently in a rather spread-out place, and sometimes I'd like to watch tv and programs another floor away. The frontend and backend are all on the same machine, and the output from that is piped all over the house.

LIRC seems to be able to signal the app to do things, is there some way to extend that even more?


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