Martin Seidl wrote: > they actually work pretty well from my experience.
Unless you have a device that doesn't work quite the way they expect, in which case you're stuffed. We have a TV set which is pretty hateful, and that is I suspect largely down to software. When you turn it on it goes to the last channel the analogue tuner was on, when you press "AV" it goes to the last input it was on. Harmony expects either to go to the last input you were on or to go to a consistent channel/input. No amount of faffing about has been able to convince it to do otherwise, and *that* is down to their setup software. It's simply not a case they expect and you don't have sufficiently low-level access to be able to fix it. So we use ours more like a "normal" universal remote, completely ignoring all the stateful stuff. -- * Matt McLeod | mail: m...@boggle.org | blog: http://abortrephrase.com/ * --- People can do the work, so machines have time to think ---
