I think so. Dell thinks so too, or they wouldn't have included Total Remote on your companion CD. :)


Yeah, we have a guy here with a Wega TV that doesn't work worth a piss using the built-in Sony codes, but he didn't have too much trouble getting learning to work. I think some of the newest Sony TVs are using, for lack of a more scientific term, "more complex" signals than they used to, and it requires Total Remote to have a high degree of timing stability.

If you cannot get it to work with the demo, it will not work any better when registered. That is the point of the demo, to prove or disprove compatibility with YOUR gear. I would suggest messing around with methods of learning from the Sony remote, such as pressing longer than you think you need to , pressing shorter than you think you need to, beaming the signal from inches away, beaming the signal from feet away, and alternately hopping on your left foot during lunar waxing while striking yourself in the abdomen with three carrots and a bunch of collared greens. Just a thought. ;) Let me know if it helps any. If not, we might try giving you the unreleased beta version and see if it fixes everything.


--Don