TomAmes wrote:
> ...But this time I fear there is no community like all the guys around
> here who have kept the Squeezebox system going.
>
Logitech did say that while no new remotes will be made, that they will
keep the system going, including continuing to update the database.
Tony
Apesbrain wrote:
> It's a good product. It fills a specific need. No one else makes a
> worthy substitute. Sound familiar?
>
> Anyway, I bought a backup this morning.
Does it ever sound familiar!
jfo wrote:
> I still use my Harmony 880 which I bought about 18 years ago. They were
> a
Where Harmony really excels for us, is when we have things that don't
really talk to each other. For instance, we have a Harmony Hub control
TV, Bluray and a Mu-so. The Mu-so is connected to the TV for sound.
Because our TV doesn't communicate well over HDMI ARC, we have Harmony
control the
I also have two Harmony units, but continue to prefer the JP1 remotes,
the 8820 cited above was/is really the most perfect remote in the hand,
almost as good as the TIVO remotes. But 1000% more useful. The RCA
RCRP05BR and the Inteset 4 in 1 are also excellent. I even have a few
URC-6131s,
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florca wrote:
> I never really got on with my Harmony remote. After struggling to get it
> working in the way I wanted I ended up buying some One-for-All (UIC)
> remotes which can be very flexibly re-programmed / hacked using a home
> made adaptor and "JP1" software. To be honest I've no idea
I use RDP since 2019 and I have never had such problems. The most
important thing is to update your system in time.
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Franck@ wrote:
> The creation of "activities" is great and essential. This avoids having
> to juggle multiple remote controls
Exactly! My Harmony controls TV, AVR, satellite receiver, Squeezebox and
an HTPC running Kodi. Aboslutely seamless.
Extra comfort points for using RF between remote and
Another vote for the One-For-All remotes. I've never owned or used a
Harmony, so I don't know what I'm missing, but I have a couple of
One-For-All 8's which work very well. They have a learning function,
and the JP1 software allows me to backup/clone/restore a fully
configured remote very
Maybe a lone dissenting voice, but I never really got on with my Harmony
remote. After struggling to get it working in the way I wanted I ended
up buying some One-for-All (UIC) remotes which can be very flexibly
re-programmed / hacked using a home made addaptor and "JP1" software. To
be honest
Franck@ wrote:
> This is very, very bad news! All the multimedia systems of my family and
> friends are controlled by these remote controls (Harmony 6xx).
>
> The creation of "activities" is great and essential. This avoids having
> to juggle multiple remote controls (TV, amplifier, multimedia
Paul Webster wrote:
> I thought it was only bad news when one breaks and you cannot get a new
> one - until then there is no change ... and Logitech even saying that
> they will still add IR codes for new devices that have to be controlled.
Yes, at this moment nothing changes: it still works.
Franck@ wrote:
> This is very, very bad news! All the multimedia systems of my family and
> friends are controlled by these remote controls (Harmony 6xx).
>
I thought it was only bad news when one breaks and you cannot get a new
one - until then there is no change ... and Logitech even saying
This is very, very bad news! All the multimedia systems of my family and
friends are controlled by these remote controls (Harmony 6xx).
The creation of "activities" is great and essential. This avoids having
to juggle multiple remote controls (TV, amplifier, multimedia player
...) and it
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