radish;381428 Wrote: > Harmony devices work very well with the SB range. I'm not sure if you > noticed, but Harmony's tend to have a lot of hard buttons and the vast > majority are mapped automatically. The only things I have mapped to the > LCD are brightness and size, so it only needs one page.
I also use a Harmony for my SB from time to time, but I must admit that I can't recommend it - not because it doesn't support the SB (it does), but because the products - imho - are bad:-( I bought it because the concept is great, but as time goes by my impression with how it works gets worse: 1) Totally opposite the Squeeze* products, Logitech has chosen a completely closed approach for development of Harmony. No open source, no chance to look behind the scenes, and no way to change or even look at the IR-codes manually - highly relevant in a lot of cases. This approach also means that once you bought your Harmony, you aren't likely to get any new features. They are only implemented in new products. 2) This could be ok if everything just worked - after all many companies share this policy - but my Harmony (895) is unstable and I am still having a hard time getting it to consistently send one code instead of two - this applies to codes I taught it myself as well as codes that are in the database. 3) The hardware quality (specifically the buttons) is not impressive to say the least. I would highly recommend browsing the Harmony forums before buying one - after all, it's a pretty expensive remote! -- ThomP ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ThomP's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=15471 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=57867 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
