Carl W. Irving Wrote:
Maybe the long-term solution would be to implement an USB host port on
the SB and then plug a Griffin PowerMate
(http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/powermate/index.php) in...
Being able to plug in USB HID (Human Input Devices) into the SB would
be
rather
When your batteries die or the dog chews the remote, then, YES a few
hard buttons on top of hte slim box would be wonderful. PAUSE/PLAY,
VOLUME UP, VOLUME DOWN, NEXT, PREVIOUS. I would pay another USD100 for
that
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On Wed, 2005-06-29 at 07:27 -0700, NickM wrote:
When your batteries die or the dog chews the remote, then, YES a few
hard buttons on top of hte slim box would be wonderful. PAUSE/PLAY,
VOLUME UP, VOLUME DOWN, NEXT, PREVIOUS. I would pay another USD100 for
that
That's what your Sofa
When your batteries die or the dog chews the remote, then,
YES a few hard buttons on top of hte slim box would be
wonderful. PAUSE/PLAY, VOLUME UP, VOLUME DOWN, NEXT,
PREVIOUS. I would pay another USD100 for that
I'd be happy with a box that looked nice with only a power button.
Perhaps you might consider buying one of those multi remotes that will
program all your devices, then once that gets eaten by the
dog you have your
original remotes as back up?
Actually, I'd prefer the Slim devices remote... if only IT could be
programmed to control the volume on my
Pat, I have a home crammed full of electronic stuff... BUT, I have two
ground rules for everything.
First is I don't have anything which requires recourse to an
instruction manual ( for two reasons - I lose things and I want the
machine to be so intuative to use that I don't need one ).
Second
