> > Found the answer! > > I'm surprised that the default .ir file doesn't have the discrete codes > included - I can't imagine many people not using a system remote with > the Squeezebox. > > While it is fantastic out of the box and I'm really enjoying tweaking > it, it isn't a product for the faint hearted. I can't imagine many of > my non-computer literate friends being able to cope with even adding > the BBC plug-in. Even the tech guys at my local home cinema installers > would struggle. > > In the last couple of days I've "sold" this to three people - I guess > I'm going to have to be doing the setting up for them! >
I gotta say, installing the BBC plugin and editing the remote map are pretty advanced usage :) I've installed AlienBBC but hardly ever use it, and I've never messed with the remote map. The thing to remember about a flexible product like Slimserver is that the ease-of-use stuff is focused on core functionality -- imagine a house where the housecleaners keep the front half nice, but there's a construction project going on in the back. -- Jack Coates At Monkeynoodle Dot Org: It's A Scientific Venture! "I spent all me tin with the ladies drinking gin, so across the Western ocean I must wander" - traditional _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
