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  1. Our C4 remote (SR250) died a couple weeks ago and have been on the hunt for a used replacement. Upon purchasing one do I need to have a dealer come to me to physically program it to our system or is that something someone on here can do remotely?
  2. Ugh, sounds like a nightmare I don't want to get into. Thanks for the info! Any recommendations for a 75" 4K quality TV without an outboard module in the $3-$4 range?
  3. Correct there is singe HDMI run through the wall and comes out at the TV's location-Wall mounted There is power at the TV location- but network does not go to TV Good question about conduit, but if I remember correctly they just drilled through the studs & strung all the cables before drywall went up I'm not an installer so can't say whether it's possible to safely pull a wire through the wall from the TV to the rack, but it looks like the invisible cable Samsung uses is incredibly fragile and cannot be kinked or put in a 90* angle. The rack has an amp, pre/pro, DVD, CD, VCR. iPod Dock & Cable box. the HDMI is the only cable that goes from the rack to the TV Maybe these pics will help.
  4. I was looking at the Samsung Q90R 75" QLED flat screen for my HT. I see it has this outboard station called the one connect box for all A/V connections. The one box would need to be near the Tv to allow me to plug in the HDMI cable, but all my other cables run through the walls to a rack system on the other side of the room where the C4 base resides. Any idea if simply plugging the HDMI cable intto the box, as with a normal flat screen connection, would allow the system to function as normal, or would the whole system need to be reconfigured to have all cables run through the Samsung box?
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