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UPDATE... sourced a BeoPort, so I will be moving to the next phase soon! 😁
I wish to again express my gratitude for all the help... certainly the physical config has not a great deal to do w/ the software -but I certainly appreciate it! Perhaps it will help someone in the future.
The RedEye rep came around today with the tabletop model. After about 1.5 hrs. of playing around and not managing to control my B&O Lutron kit (which was really the purpose) he went away with the unit saying he would try to do some more digging and come back - so not a great experience so far: I am hopeful they will get there though - he managed to get the TV to turn on and off.
I will let you know when there is more to report.
There is a code learning feature in RedEye: You point the B&O remote at the RedEye unit in 'learning mode' and it should memorize it. I don't think it works for B&O because of the different IR band it transmits on.
There is also a centrally maintained DB of codes which you can download selectively via your IPhone: That is what they had updated but it didn't work properly at the first go. I suspect it was more to do with the skills of the rep than the actual codes but as he didn't leave the unit here for me to play with, I've got no real basis for that theory other than watching him in action..
The company that makes ATVFlash, is now about to issue another software MIROW for the desktops.
I wonders if there would be a command or assingment that could work with this as well. e.g. PC or something!!!
For the record, MIROW is intergraded to Frontrow and converts it in such a way, like ATVFlash does with ATV. And I think it would be excellent, since Frontrow it self has limited capabilities due to iTunes.
Never used it before like that!
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