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Ha! It was 2006. VPN to a client’s house was a bit more challenging at that time. Much of the software I was using worked better from a local machine as well. The setup also allowed me, as the

Hello all, Just a quick heads up regarding the repurposing of older hardware. Like many others, we are trying to make temporary use of old 3-series hardware to get by until product arrives. Because of

While i agree in general with your position (as said before), I don?t exactly understand this piece: “I began to eliminate those trips in 2006 by installing computers in the equipment rack with

Hi Chris, I certainly see your point of view, but the old resi market has been invaded by server-based solutions ever since Amazon Alexa, Smart TVs, Phillips, Samsung Hubs, etc. entered the picture.

What JohnMax said, if staying with D3... If moving to SMW, you could drive the second and third rows on the previous shade level. i.e. when center shade reaches 29% start middle shades...

" What I’m reading here seems to be mostly fear of change. " Not really fear of change, except for changes that render financial and/or time losses and client dissatisfaction... We have been in a

Yes!!! Great idea Thorsten! From: [email protected] <[email protected]> on behalf of Thorsten K?hler <thorsten.koehler@...> Date: Friday, September 9, 2022 at 10:13 AM To:

Lee! Always a pleasure my friend. Unfortunately, vendors were cloning the hard drive and deploying the server on an isolated network so it did not know what it did not know. My initial though is they

I?m with Noah, decoupling the ?Crestron-OS“ from the hardware adds options instead of limiting (at least as long as Crestron continues to deliver hardware processor as well). Many modern

It figures the one topic that would draw both of us out of the silent viewing is VC-4! I appreciate your view and now see a perspective I'm not considering. Thanks Noah, Lee Baker Crestron Biamp

I agree with Chris. I remember when Crestron systems used more proprietary OS and as a result, were basically, un-hackable. It seems to me that the first 'hacking' happened after C# was adopted???, I

What I’m reading here seems to be mostly fear of change. Having worked on the client side for over a decade, and in high-dollar residential for two, I can tell you VC-4 is a product our clients have

I think if you add delays in D3 for your close button press. Kinda like this (don't have D3 open at the moment): Close Middle Shade <wait 2s> Close Middle Left Shade Close Middle Right Shade <wait 2s>

To the many points made, this is why I actually prefer a used 3-series/purpose-built appliance to the concept of VC4/3rd-Party 'commodity' hardware (then update to 4-series when available) Frankly for

Hi Crestronfreak55, I did follow your instruction in setting up verbose mode same as your demo and now it seems working fine. The only issue is that when pressing volume up and down sometimes the dB

Well, enterprise it-applications based on a subscription do that check locally within the software. When the subscription expires, you get a warning and then you just renew it with a new key. All

That comes the rub, at least in my experience fewer and fewer meetings are staffed by the "trained person" -- the notable exceptions being "all hands" type meetings -- and in those the executive

When you're running on commodity hardware, or in VMs short of using a hardware dongle there aren't many other ways to ensure that people aren't just cloning the machine over and over ... But it is one

Who else thinks "phoning home every 90 days" is TOTAL BS ?!

Had no idea that existed, Actually Dimming a videowall so the context it perfect. works great thanks !