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I have an Asus i7 17" laptop. 16 gb ram, 5gb video, SSD main with hybrid secondary. Get as much ram as you can, makes a big difference. My desktop has 32gb and compiles much faster than my laptop.

Recently got some training on UniCam after having done AFL exclusively. My feeling is that the UniCam tool does a much better job of positive indication that the fiber end-face is where it's supposed

I think in many cases it comes down to Datacom installers being generally more plentiful and cheaper than AV techs –especially if they’re already hauling fiber through the building for IT, the

I have been pleased with Liberty's SSF fiber. It's so easy even an AV tech can do it. ;)

That's really disappointing. Pre-polished connectors can be done well in a couple minutes. I know they have their downsides... mostly on the cost side... but as relatively foolproof (with training) as

"others are using Macbook Pros, but have to run some type of Windows emulation to get the software to run" Hmmm... Many are happy with running a virtual machine - I'm running Bootcamp, which is

It seems that most of my dealers have determined it’s more cost effective and less trouble/failure prone to sub out fiber (where used – I’m still surprised by how relatively rare it’s been) to

There was a whole long thread on the topic but I'll restate my opinion here: I haven't needed crosspoints in my 12 years of Crestron programming. Remember, you don't need different signals for "dvd

The time has come when we need to start using fiber for DM, audio, and other video apps. I'm familiar with how to term fiber and the various methods, but I'm curious what products, connectors, term

Divisible rooms are tied with voting systems as by far my favorite single type of systems to program [as long as the engineers haven’t tried getting overly cute with it (e.g. 2 CODECs shared against

If you have multiple processors, don't split up the logic, centralize it all in one program. You'll thank me later. Don't use crosspoints unless you're already comfortable with them, stick to what you

You don't need a ton of processing power for Crestron software, other than some programs being single threaded, where core speed will launch apps faster. Definitely get a SSD and 8GB RAM is fine. I

Raj, I am looking for a new Laptop for this purpose as well. Did you find something? I know that the Crestron Owners Group on LinkedIn has a discussion on this. Most folks seem to be going with

It's there, in the documents section. providers_directv_east from gablerjohn. I went through and upadated and added a lot of channels to include icons for most. I still haven't gotten around to adding

I could be mistaken and may just have emailed directly to the few that had asked. I will check when I get a chance.

Usually when sensors aren’t provided we do everything we can to get the client to put sensors in (it almost always results that the savings from programming outweighs the cost of the sensors and in

I looked before I posted and didn't see any. Maybe I missed them. I will check again.

My AV2 would Always lock up whenever I tried working with it remotely (Using Debugger)

Just do it. Make sure you get all your combined scenarios before you start. Get it from the customer, not the engineer. I've been told by engineers one thing with 5 rooms that had like 7 different

Searched Conference center and found this thread. Had no idea it would be this old but here goes. Neil, Lincoln, Chip, I figure you're top on the div-space list code gurus, but anyone with experience