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No just "half way around the nation", how about half way around the world!

Hmm check with rgb spectrum

Stupid question. If your output is 60, why have the source at 120 or 240 ? To do what your saying correctly is quite complex and lossy. Lets say something only shows up in one of those 240 frames. IE

Yo, Crestron!, what is with Masters 2022 not having a virtual option at least? Not everyone has the luxury of extra money to blow to fly and stay in some place half way around the nation! ?Obviously

FYI, The Touch panels have sold - But I still have the Wall-Smart if interested...

So I'm having the same issues as the OP getting commands to work on a Tascam BD-MP4K, and the protocol guide for the BD-MP1 was helpful...to an extent. I've loaded the commands in the guide, and I can

UC will turn off display based on Windows settings. Make sure you have the HDMI EDID pass throughs installed. wrote:

Download and run the PowerShell MTR remediate script will fix that issue.

Hey all, Just like the title says. I need to take a 240hz 1080p signal and drop it down to a 60hz 1080p signal over HDMI. This is for an eSports setup. I *may* be able to get away with 120hz on the

Yes, we have essentially removed the Cisco touch screen entirely.? We are using the Crestron screens exclusively with all the required functionality per customer needs.

I have never tried using a apple or Android based tablet for a crestron? interface but would like to give it a shot.? Curious if there's a primer someplace to help get me started Thanks Chip

ah yes that was my issue, I forgot all about the feedback required to make it stick, thanks.

Do you have the analog inputs and outputs tied together in SIMPL? ?IIRC that is required for it to operate correctly.

The " hue saturation" and "lightness slider" of the color picker widget both snap to zero after about a second of selecting a color. This makes it difficult to get an actual color, because the

*It maybe more secure and easier to connect via a vpn you setup in the UDM-Pro?*

A couple Follow-up points for others' edification. - The Yamaha modules that the above link references are the ones that I've used successfully for both RS232 and IP control. As mentioned the IP

Hi HTH, The module I'm using is this one: https://applicationmarket.crestron.com/yamaha-rx-a3010/ Chris just solved my problem, as you can see in my previous email. It was about me thinking that the

Hello Chris, First let me thank you for helping me. I'm still new this and documentation is really scarce. I followed your tip and... that was exactly what I was looking for!!!! I had 3 sockets

The reason for this is because of the silly decision to include half of the module on the application market download, and the other half of the module in the Crestron Database itself. Whenever there

I think I may know what your issue is!! The module you're using has external TCP/IP input/output connections - Are you using these, attaching them to a TCP Client in the Device Symbol section?? If so,