There is a full implementation of a SqueezeCenter remote available for
the Philips Pronto TSU9600. A new version is about to be released
which has full dynamic cover art and Internet radio. A version for the
TSU9400 is about a month away. It runs with SC 7.x It uses TCPIP over
wifi and the
barrygordon;264332 Wrote:
There is a full implementation of a SqueezeCenter remote available for
the Philips Pronto TSU9600. A new version is about to be released
which has full dynamic cover art and Internet radio. A version for the
TSU9400 is about a month away. It runs with SC 7.x It
Personally, I love my Pronto 7000. It's got plenty of hard buttons and a
beautiful colour screen.
I can control every IR device I own with it.
(Wierdly, I still use the SB remote for intensive button pushing, but
it's the only one I do that for)
It's a one-way device though and you can't do
There's also the just-announced Harmony One remote from some company
called Logitech. :)
Although I have a Universal Remote MX700 - which I really like - if I
was buying today I would seriously consider the Harmony One. It looks
like Logitech addressed pretty much all the issues I know I had with
Thanks!
I know the top-of-range pronto is expensive...but if it could do 2-way
comms and display artwork/driver SlimServer...
I like the Harmony 1000 too.
I would pay the money (call me crazy) for a single do-it-all remote
with 2-way comms (e.g. bluetooth or wi-fi) to the PC.
--
Phil Leigh
Phil Leigh;256512 Wrote:
Now, ideally I'd like to be able to have a graphical interface with
artwork (a la Controller) for the SB.
Most universal remotes are send-only. As a result, they can not display
titles nor artwork from your SqueezeCenter.
I have loved my 7 year old Philips Pronto,
I'd appreciate some advice. I'm thinking again about a universal remote.
I use a Linn 5101 that can handle everything except my Sky box - which
is tedious. I used to have a monochrome Madrigal which was OK...ish.
What I am after is something that can handle (or learn) my Linn system,
Sony LCD,
On 09/01/2008, Phil Leigh
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd appreciate some advice. I'm thinking again about a universal remote.
I use a Linn 5101 that can handle everything except my Sky box - which
is tedious. I used to have a monochrome Madrigal which was OK...ish.
Personally, I wanted
Phil Leigh wrote:
Of course, I would be using a Controller if it had learning
capabilities...
No, you wouldn't. It hasn't got enough buttons and it hasn't got a touch
screen and the battery life sucks for a remote, so it's mostly useless
as a universal remote for anything slightly
I meant to add a link to http:\\www.remotecentral.com
There's plenty of reviews of the the pronto type of remote control as
well as the types with buttons.
Plenty of people there are just as mad about their remotes as we are
about our Squeezeboxes.
Richard
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