When you say amp I assume you mean receiver. When you say remote location I assume you mean a place that IR signals will not reach unassisted. This can be a very big can of worms. Speaker level, line level, video, CAT-5 wires to be run here there and yonder. Hiding equipment can be a daunting task if you are not comfortable cutting holes in your walls (without hitting electrical or plumbing), drilling big holes in floor, crawling under the house, etc.
You will likely need:
IR repeater
CAT-5 to extend the repeater
lots of coax for video and the ability to terminate it
wall plates and associated hardware insterts (like Niles)
old work boxes
diversa-bit
keyhole saw
fish-rods
big drill
14/2
band-aides
marriage counsouler
three days vacation time that could be spent doing most anything else happily
There are lots of wires that have to bridge the gap between tv and receiver. Most people want signals to go both ways so that they can use the tv speakers for news or whatever. This means more wires still. A full-function bridge of wires between the two would consist of 10 coax cables (3 for component video, two for stereo audio, one for composite video, two for s-video, one to feed tv tuner from antenna, one for coax digital audio) and one run of CAT-5. This can be simplified depending on the capabilities you want or the limitations of your equipment.
Good luck!
