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Have you looked into Egress Flooding enable/disable on uplink ports in the Extreme XOS guide?

Check the help file that’s attached to that driver. I think you might find it’s the one from Ultamation and if it is you need to download the licence manager and pair the Apple TV to the processor

It’s kind of funny – a few months ago I would have said “no, it’s two generations old, there’s no reason to go out of your way to support the 2-series anymore” – and that’s probably

Hi to all. Help, how to control Apple TV A2169 in Crestron Home? It always show that device is offline... It is pinging, port 9999, Apple Tv Name is same as in device Thanks

Actually I wasn't talking about the 10G (my bad nomenclature!) I was talking about the update to the end-points that make them comparable in video performance/capabilities to the NVX units - I think

Nope, it's basically the opposite of that. Instead of killing traffic to an uplink it's flooding all the traffic to it even though it wasn't requested. It appears to be deciding there's an IGMP router

I'm also trying to get the privacy mask to enable/disable on a axis camera. I have disabled HTTPS and Digest. But I still can't get it to work. I'm not sure if it's my programming(still a beginner) or

Hi, AVPro Edge product engineer here! Is needing access to a 2 series processor module a major requirement these days? The driver developers I've worked with indicated that some of the features we

Not yet, I know the MXNet team is hard at work trying to finalize all the requirements for shipping the MXNet?10G platform soon. Keep an eye out on our website or join our newsletter to get updates

FYI, we (AVPro Edge) have an outdoor ready receiver that was made in partnership with Sealoc that you can use in outdoor environments. (though I am not certain of the upper temperature limit

Just wanted to follow up a year later and see if anyone has any updates.

Hi Cody, That's great info, and thanks for jumping in - It's great to have Vendor peeps being able to weigh in on things like this (Also a shout out to Dave H from Crestron!!!) I haven't done an MXnet

Just for transparency, I don't work on that product line specifically but I do work at AVPro Edge as a product engineer and oversee managing our control system driver development partners. I can't

Chris, so that dishonorable people don't clone the virtual machine after VC4 is licensed and spin up free copies for every job they do.

I would also recommend the Cool Automation integration products. Their CooLinkHub with a CoolPlug-M for your mitsubishi will likely be your simplest 'get out of jail' card, I think...

Yes, that's exactly what I'm doing. the AES program is just an audio matrix 'slave' program to the CP3 main program, similar to using a 6x100. Unfortunatley the AES does not provide 'Slave-Mode' so I

Sensibo and Ambi Climate offer solutions for controlling mini split systems. I wrote an article on the topic as well as Crestron drivers for both. You can find the article here:

Good morning Group; I have a relative with a small residential system based around a DIN-AP2 controller and one TSW-752 panel to control the TV, cable box, DVD, etc.. I have already added a page to

FWIW, I created a simple pass-through of all core signals on the AES, connected them to an EISC block and then just connect over the network to my RMC3 which acts as the primary controller. This way I

My latest article, "Easy Buttons, Children Detectors, and Other Creative Smart Home Solutions” is being published by the good folks at Residential Tech Today Magazine on their web site. Smart home