Phil Leigh;437580 Wrote:
> Brian - yes this should work - the SB's respond to JVC DVD player
> commands I believe. There is (or used to be?) a setting buried somwhere
> in SC to turn this on/off, but I believe it is on by default? - worth
> checking anyway.
Thanks, Phil.
Yesterday I spent quite
Labarum;437578 Wrote:
> Lidl is a German cut price supermarket with many outlets in UK.
>
> I see my local store (and I guess) many branches are selling a
> universal remote for about £5.
>
> It is not the learning type - what, at that price!
>
> I think the SB3 will respond to JVC codes. Am I
Lidl is a German cut price supermarket with many outlets in UK.
I see my local store (and I guess) many of them are selling a universal
remote for about £5.
I think the SB£ will respond to JVC codes. Am I right?
I can then use the SB remote ith the Boom in the kitchen for it's
preset buttons, a
unclepuncle;323417 Wrote:
> MY SB3 remote is broken but I have a Sony universal remote controller
> and I have read that I can use a Universal rmeote to control the SB3
> and that it uses the JVC DVD codecs.
>
> Does anyone know the best remote code (3 or 4 digit) for this purpose?
I have a Univ
unclepuncle;323492 Wrote:
> What two codes?
I was meaning the 3 or 4 digit codes you mensioned in your first post.
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Should be fairly similar whichever one you use.
There aren't many buttons on the SB3 remote compaired to many DVD
players like the old JVC ones. So if either of those codes don't
re-produce all the buttons on a DVD remote, there should be enough to
control the SB3.
You aren't going to do any har
MY SB3 remote is broken but I have a Sony universal remote controller
and I have read that I can use a Universal rmeote to control the SB3
and that it uses the JVC DVD codecs.
Does anyone know the best remote code (3 or 4 digit) for this purpose?
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So, has anyone used the Philips TSU9600i or TSU9400i remotes? Do they
have a browser? Anyone have suggestions? I wouldn't even be opposed
to building my own remote on a tablet with IR using third party
software. But frankly, my harmony works ok, but to integrate in the
nokia770 skin or handhel
I believe that out of the box it doesn't have any. As I understand it
the IR emitter isn't even enabled in the firmware at the moment. There
is an expectation that it will be enabled in the future and what it
will do will be up to the community who design the appropriate plugin.
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I believe the new SqueezeBox Controller has a built-in IR transmitter
... can someone here confirm it's capabilities???
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I believe the Pronto has that capability w/ a download developed by a SD
forum member. Do a search for Pronto and you will find more info.
The Pronto was more than I wanted to spend on remotes (I need two). I
went w/a Harmony One for my HT and TP. Seems great and way less
expensive than a Pronto.
I am looking for a way to control my home theater, and also access the
web interface from my 4 transporter/squeezeboxes. Does anyone have any
experience with a remote that has wifi built in and can be easily
programmed to control various home theater equipement (rotel, integra,
moxi, htpc/imon)?
radish wrote:
> I personally think it will go two ways. My belief (and it's only that!)
> is that we'll get basic IR functionality from the controller pretty
> quickly, probably an offshoot from the exisiting IR Blaster SC plugin.
> I also believe that at some point (could be quite a while) Logitec
I personally think it will go two ways. My belief (and it's only that!)
is that we'll get basic IR functionality from the controller pretty
quickly, probably an offshoot from the exisiting IR Blaster SC plugin.
I also believe that at some point (could be quite a while) Logitech
will produce someth
Rick B.;259302 Wrote:
> Just about any Harmony remote will work with an SB3.
Yes of coarse, Im just looking for something with a display like the
Harmony 1000 where you can easier browse your files, see the album art
etc.
If that could be done in a Universal Remote Ill be very happy.
Im sitt
Just about any Harmony remote will work with an SB3.
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Anyone else that is looking for a universal remote that can control SB?
I had my eyes for Harmony 1000 for a long time, and if a version came
out that supported SB and had the same features as the new controller
(browsing, album art etc) it would be a direct buy for me.
The only other one that is
The harmony 890 is probably perfect but looks very old fashioned ...
wonder if they are coming out with a new one soon?
The trouble with the pronto is surely with a touch screen interface it
is next to impossible to operate in the dark by touch alone?
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The Pronto 940 (I got one off Ebay) can learn the SB3 commands fine.
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The Logitech Harmony Universal remote series works perfectly with the
SB3.
I know at least the Harmony 890 has some kind of RF, but I'm not sure
if it only works with the bundled RF receiver or also with other RF
based devices.
I personally have a Harmony 688 and recently also a Harmony 785 and
I want to get a universal remote to handle primarily the SB3, but also 2
DVD players, home theatre amp etc.. Preferably it should have RF
capability too.
Does anyone have any ideas, and also does anyone know if Logitech are
going to make a universal remote that also handles the SB3?
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If there aren't discrete codes you can often simulate off/on by using
other keys. For DVD/CD players often the play button will turn them on
so off becomes play+standby and on is play or play+standby+play. For
receivers/preamps selecting the input may turn them on so
selectinput+standby becomes
SuperQ;171114 Wrote:
> sometimes devices have undocumented discrete codes that are not the
> remote (may be on optional remotes by vendor) You could try adding
> something like the remote codes for the RX-V series that do have
> discrete codes and trying it out.
Have you tried that one?
http://
Before anyone gets too excited, this is an idea, not a solution ;)
I know there's been work on using a Nokia 770/800 as a remote for Slim
Server & Squeezeboxen. And I know there are plug ins to allow the
Squeezeboxen to control othe devices. And I've heard suggestion of the
idea of using the Noki
Has anyone come across a device that combines the talents of the
Logitech Harmony remotes and the Nokia 770?
I am looking for a universal remote with wireless web browsing
abilities...i think this falls into the wish list category.
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In an effort to get rid of the frustrating stack of remotes around the
house, I´m thinking of getting some sort of universal remote. Does
anyone know if such a gadget can work with the SB?
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> wrote:When I press and hold the Play button on the MX800, it seems like the
remote just sends individual "Play" commands. I created a new button onthe 800 and learned the SB2 remote's Play button, with the buttondepressed. That doesn't work. It acts just li
Thanks in advance for any help.
I use a Home Theater Master MX800 with an SB2. I'm running MusicIP as a
service with Slim. As far as I know, the way to create a mix on the SB2
is to press and hold the Play button on the remote. This works great
with the SB2 remote.
When I press and hold the Play
earthbased wrote:
> I am possibly looking for a high end universal remote that I can program
> with icons for each device. Since SB users appreciate good design I
> thought I would ask for opinions here...
>
I recently picked up a Logitech Harmony 880, and it's the first
universal remote I've
I am possibly looking for a high end universal remote that I can program
with icons for each device. Since SB users appreciate good design I
thought I would ask for opinions here...
TIA,
Dan
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On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 17:42 -0500, Aaron Zinck wrote:
> > There would not be anyway to program them, as the remote does not generate
> > those codes.
>
> Sure there would. The squeezebox will recognize virtually all ir codes.
Not RC-5 codes.
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> There would not be anyway to program them, as the remote does not generate
> those codes.
Sure there would. The squeezebox will recognize virtually all ir codes.
Let's say the "menu" button on your remote currently has no squeezebox
functionality. You can monitor the d_ir debugging output to
Chris Mason wrote:
I just programmed the MX-700 for the Squeezebox and several other devices,
it works very well with the exception of the lack of discrete codes. If all
you are doing is replacing remotes device for device it will work great, but
if you want to do any of the automation one generall
> If you have more buttons available on your remote than are
> available on
> the standard remote shipped with the Squeezebox, you should probably
> create your own .ir file.
There would not be anyway to program them, as the remote does not generate
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Chris Mason wrote:
So if I change
power = power_toggle
To
power = power_on
The unit will only be turned on with the power code? I have no need of
turning it off.
I haven't tested it, but that should work.
If you have more butto
"Chris Mason" wrote
> I have no idea what that is. The MX-700 can only learn from IR codes
> transmitted from the remote. I think you must be thinking of a different
> system.
I believe the MX-700 has a port in the side of it for computer programming.
That's probably what Marc's referring to.
Eit
: Monday, March 14, 2005 3:37 PM
> To: Slim Devices Discussion
> Subject: Re: [slim] Universal Remote - Philips Pronto NG
>
>
> Chris Mason wrote:
> > I have no idea what that is. The MX-700 can only learn from
> IR codes
> > transmitted from the remote. I think y
Chris Mason wrote:
I have no idea what that is. The MX-700 can only learn from IR codes
transmitted from the remote. I think you must be thinking of a
different system.
You should make yourself familiar with the facilities provided by the
slimserver developers before you criticize them for not "r
t; Subject: Re: [slim] Universal Remote - Philips Pronto NG
>
>
> Chris Mason wrote:
> > In the systems I am responsible for, the power button on
> the remote's main
> > page turns on the Projector, the DVD, the Sat. receiver,
> and the Squeezebox.
> > If the
Chris Mason wrote:
In the systems I am responsible for, the power button on the remote's main
page turns on the Projector, the DVD, the Sat. receiver, and the Squeezebox.
If the Squeezebox is on, it turns it off. This is a royal pain but not the
fault of the remote. The developers shoud recognize t
I just programmed the MX-700 for the Squeezebox and several other devices,
it works very well with the exception of the lack of discrete codes. If all
you are doing is replacing remotes device for device it will work great, but
if you want to do any of the automation one generally needs to do to ma
My $.02 as to Universal Remotes My Harmony 768 has
performed flawlessly for my for more than a year now
and controls EVERYTHING I own... even my appliances,
downloads TV listings, controls the SB, LCD-TV, VCR,
DVD player, Windows Media Cntr Edition, lights, air
conditioner, fireplace, thermosta
Nic Wardle wrote:
Hi
I know its not actually to do with Squeezebox, but do any users
> have experience of the Pronto NG universal remote by philips
> ? Especially with regard to using their SB with it?
I am looking for a "one-for-all" solution to the miriad of
> remotes I now have. I remember so
Danny Rego wrote:
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Hi
I know its not actually to do with Squeezebox, but do any users have
experience of the Pronto NG
universal remote by philips? Especially with regard to using their SB
with it?
I am looking for a "one-for-al
Nic Wardle wrote:
Hi
I know its not actually to do with Squeezebox, but do any users have experience
of the Pronto NG universal remote by philips? Especially with regard to using
their SB with it?
I am looking for a "one-for-all" solution to the miriad of remotes I now have.
I remember some comme
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Hi
I know its not actually to do with Squeezebox, but do any users have
experience of the Pronto NG universal remote by philips? Especially with
regard to using their SB with it?
I am looking
Hi
I know its not actually to do with Squeezebox, but do any users have experience
of the Pronto NG universal remote by philips? Especially with regard to using
their SB with it?
I am looking for a "one-for-all" solution to the miriad of remotes I now have.
I remember some comments on the harmon
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