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Why not just make a program that reads in all data from the IrDA port, does nothing but save a recording of it, then plays it back on command. You set up an on-screen button for a command, point your remote at the IrDA port, press the button, and it is stored to the onscreen button. When you press the onscreen button it transmits the signal back out. Create an account. This is done by a volunteer staff .