Xbox 360 slim

2012 · 1 reply · Devices

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It can be tricky to mount an IR emitter properly on the Xbox Slim. There is a lot of information on the net about that. — A member replied: “Thanks I had to rotate the Xbox slightly and the IR blaster worked. The Xbox allows very little off angle room. It would be nice if IP can be added with smart glass.”

Roomie Staff 2012-12 · older version

It can be tricky to mount an IR emitter properly on the Xbox Slim. There is a lot of information on the net about that. Here for instance is a video of someone embedding the emitter inside:

youtube.com/watch?v=3IYtsVtzK8U

Just doing a search for "xbox 360 ir receiver" will bring up information on best ways to mount that.

Member 2012-12 · older version

Thanks I had to rotate the Xbox slightly and the IR blaster worked. The Xbox allows very little off angle room. It would be nice if IP can be added with smart glass.

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