The extender is hung on the back of the TV with doubestick tape and a 3M hook. I also have component run to the TV, but it isn’t being used.
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So you have no problems with the DMA 2100 receiving IR commands from behind the set?
None at all, it works really well back there. I did have a problem getting it to stay with just double stick tape, but those 3M hooks are awesome.
Thanks. I am trying to decide if I should get a Samsung Media Live or a DMA2100 to put behind my 32″ Samsung in the bedroom. Right now I have a 360 sitting on our dresser which has a very low WAF as you could probably guess. I don’t need surround and my TV is compatible with the media Live but considering your feedback and the price difference I will probably go with the Linksys.I have a swivel mount that I could easily strap it to.
I was not impressed with the Samsung. It was a great idea, but not a good implementation. If it was cheaper or better, then I’d say yes, but it is neither.
http://enghddev.weblogsinc.com/2008/12/11/samsung-medialive-digital-media-adapter/
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