Losing URL encoding in S#
I'm trying to execute the following http command in s#
I've encoded the url within the http message as that is required by the system I'm sending the command to. However, after I execute the following
string url =? "" HttpClient client = new HttpClient();
HttpClientRequest request = new HttpClientRequest();
HttpClientResponse response;
request.KeepAlive = false;
request.Url.Parse(url);
When I print the url to the console by executing?
CrestronConsole.Printline(request.Url.ToString());??
I get the following:
The encoding I included in the url string has been removed and the other system rejects the command.??
Any ideas on how I can get S# to leave the encoding in my url string in place, or any other solution to this problem, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for the help
Jay?
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Re: RoKu IP Control - again!
I also use the combination of the Crestron Certified driver and the "Roku 3 Series" from the files section. I just use the files section driver for app selection. Everything else I do with the Crestron driver.
Jay
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------ Original Message ------ From: "Tony Golden" <mrgolden@...> To: [email protected]Sent: 4/15/2020 7:39:37 PM Subject: Re: [crestron] RoKu IP Control - again! I use a combination of the CCD, which works surprisingly well for all the basic functions, with one of the "Roku 3 Series" modules from the Group's Files section. The latter is only for the direct channel commands and icons.
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I have been using the Crestron Certified driver. I haven't had any issues with
it. Doesn't have the direct channel call, but I have heard of people using a
mix of the 2 approaches
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Re: RoKu IP Control - again!
I use a combination of the CCD, which works surprisingly well for all the basic functions, with one of the "Roku 3 Series" modules from the Group's Files section. The latter is only for the direct channel commands and icons.
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I have been using the Crestron Certified driver. I haven't had any issues with
it. Doesn't have the direct channel call, but I have heard of people using a
mix of the 2 approaches
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That was the ticket. I had to remove the existing license and request a new one. Once that was done everything works like it should. Weird thing is that during my troubleshooting on a different processor, if there was no license present it wouldn¡¯t even pretend to connect. On the licensed processor with poopy license it would in fact connect but not transmit any data. With the new license it connected instantly and worked flawlessly.
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Re: RoKu IP Control - again!
I have been using the Crestron Certified driver.? I haven't had any issues with it.? Doesn't have the direct channel call, but I have heard of people using a mix of the 2 approaches
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Re: How is Crestron Fusion different from Xio Cloud?
#crestron
Sharan,
I would suggest you connect with your Sales Rep from Crestron. They can guide you through the feature sets.?
if you¡¯ve never done Fusion before I HIGHLY suggest you go through the training and possibly build your own setup before deploying for a client.?
Thanks!
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Re: RoKu IP Control - again!
I've used that module for years, works with TCL tv's too.? I did need to edit the commands a bit to add TV functions like Input, ch and volume which work well on the TV's.? I use CEC for power though.
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Re: RoKu IP Control - again!
I agree with TRoberts, add an OSC to the d pad buttons for navigation? Ryan Cunningham?
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On Apr 15, 2020, at 2:06 PM, TRoberts via groups.io <tzroberts@...> wrote:
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Re: RoKu IP Control - again!
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Hi All,
I'm looking into using IP to control the Roku platform, and for those who like it, here are some questions:
? 1. Which Module(s) in the files section do you recommend? Or is there another one better?
? 2. I would only use the ULTRA or the ULTRA LT (because of the ethernet connection). Any difference in capability/reliability of IP control for these??
? 3. Other than needing DHCP reservations, any other reliability or feature issues with this control??
TIA!!
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On Wed, Apr 15, 2020 at 12:49 PM, gablerjohn wrote:
Try pinging the lutron processor from Toolbox text console and see if replies.? I have had a couple of systems that the Crestron license shit the bed and broke the coms between the Crestron and Lutron processor.? If it drops all packets, then get a new license.
Agreed! I have a Ra2 site that this has happened to me 2-3 times.? I'm currently chalking it up to the dealer not yet heeding my warning about closing all port forwards...? ?Note: if you have port forwards - delete them....
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4) Dante Audio Transmit can select between: HDMI?Input (TX or RX Mode),A Audio Input (TX or RX Mode), Secondary Audio Input (RX Mode Only)
5) Dante Audio Receive can be selected as audio source for HDMI Output, HDMI Output is then automatically selected as audio source for Analog Audio Output
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Try pinging the lutron processor from Toolbox text console and see if replies.? I have had a couple of systems that the Crestron license shit the bed and broke the coms between the Crestron and Lutron processor.? If it drops all packets, then get a new license.
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Re: How is Crestron Fusion different from Xio Cloud?
#crestron
FUSION - is a customizable monitoring software Onprem/Cloud (think help desk options, energy management, higher education support desk Etc.)
XIO Cloud - is for static monitoring of only provided (embedded types, names, ip address,etc) items are read only.... and only provide minimal configuration types at this time for certain devices, as this is expanding all the time.?
thank you??
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How is Crestron Fusion different from Xio Cloud?
#crestron
Hi all,
I am pretty confused with finding out the exact difference between the Crestron fusion and the Xio cloud features, like where exactly I use the Crestron fusion services or the Xio cloud services. Could anyone you guys can through some point regarding the exact usage of the Crestron Fusion and the Xio cloud services.
Basically I have a system with around 30 conference rooms with (DM-NVX, mercury, TSW panels, soundbars, TST-902, AV3, Wireless gateways, etc) I need to find a platform to easily configure them when deploying them and then closely monitor and provide support to the clients if required.
Here for my situation which flatform would be the best solution?
Any suggestions are welcome.
Thank you
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Regards,
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Sharan Suvarna
Systems Engineer,
Cell: +91 9019862464
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Yes to echo Dragula (no pun intended) every site I have it integrated including my own home, it is very solid. One you get hang of using the proper invocation commands and it learns you, it just plain works. And using Alexa Routines makes it even easier to develop custom commands without any Simpl changes. Its much easier to walk into a room and issue commands to turn things on/off without having to grab an ipad/phone/remote or walk over to a touch panel.?
I have seen from time to time where a processor becomes unregistered with the Amazon services after 6-12 months, and a reboot gets it back up and running.?
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Re: CrestronApp prob. H264 stream (android)
Hi I have the same problem but with tsw. Crestron told us to upgrade firmware of tsw and use on/off Digital join in embedded video to start and stop stream. Now We are testing this.
?r., 15 kwi 2020, 14:02 u?ytkownik < wyatt@...> napisa?:
Streaming video with Crestron is problematic on IOS or even touch panels.? It's either slow to show or doesn't at all.? I have given up and we have started using ZoneMinder on a PC to transcode the streams to mjpeg, which is really the only stream Crestron likes.? Now video comes up instantly and reliably.? I'm sure there are other methods out there.? ZM installs in Linux and requires a little Linux knowledge, but the documentation is really good.
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Re: CrestronApp prob. H264 stream (android)
Streaming video with Crestron is problematic on IOS or even touch panels.? It's either slow to show or doesn't at all.? I have given up and we have started using ZoneMinder on a PC to transcode the streams to mjpeg, which is really the only stream Crestron likes.? Now video comes up instantly and reliably.? I'm sure there are other methods out there.? ZM installs in Linux and requires a little Linux knowledge, but the documentation is really good.
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We have 5 dots throughout our house using the Alexa/Crestron skill to control switching, display/room on/off, lighting throughout the house, etc and it works nearly perfectly.? I'd say a 2-5% failure on Crestron skill related commands. We've grown so accustomed to it now I think we'd be lost without it. I don't see much of an application commercially, but residential for sure.?
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