I would like to have an IR receiver outside the cabinet with emitters inside the cabinet. It seems straightforward if each device has its own emitter stuck to it. Is it feasible to attach the emitters to the inside of the cabinet and flood the interior of the cabinet with the signal? If so, any suggestions re specific emitters that would be advised. Many thanks
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