Recent content by l2e

You are definately on to something Zero. I really like the idea of milling a piece of smoke/black transparent plexi. Obviously, the only thing holding me back is finding someone to do the fab. Anyone have a trustworthy fab shop?

Here is a few pics of my test case (please ignore the haphazard drilling as this is only a test case). As you can see the IR LED's are easily seen. I would like to have some type of insert that will hide the IR recievers, similar to the case button on the far right. Wow, those pics...

I am a terrible artist plus I wouldn't even know where to begin to diagram this out. Basic premise is I drilled to 1/4" holes through the front of my case. Mounted to IR recievers inside my case. Now I can turn on my HTPC and navigate my XBMC front end using an MCE remote without any...

Good idea. Now how would you form it? Maybe draw the hole, dremel the rough hole and file it to shape? Or better idea?

I am going to drill two holes in my case that will hide two IR recievers (one for my MCE remote and one to power on the PC from completely off). I did a test drill in another case and the bare hole doesn't look "finished". So I was thinking that I need some type of insert to make it look more...

Sorry, the mobo doesn't use an ATX power supply. It is fed power via an external laptop-type power brick. The power is connected on the mobo by two cables and that is it. So I will have to use the first comment if I want to get it to work.

Ah, didn't even think of that, KISS (keep it simple stupid). Thanks,

I am not sure if I should put this in motherboard section or power supply section, so I guess I will start here. Anyway, I bought this product: http://www.shop.perfecthometheater.com/product.sc?productId=26&categoryId=2 to turn on my PC using a standard MCE remote. And here is the...

Zefram0911, I have the same board and reciever as you so maybe you can clear something up for me. I reencode all my BD's to MKV with lossless flac audio using eac3to.exe. In XBMC (my htpc frontend), I can bring up the video and audio codec informatio and see that the audio is flac 48000Khz...