On February 3, 2019 at 23:18, edizzle said...
Most source devices do have a maximum number of keys available for syncing to displays. I believe most matrix switches had ways of “fooling” the source. Been a while since I have given any thought to it. Crestron used to have a document showing how many keys most popular sources had
This is what I thought. It wasnt the number of keys on a network, the keys had to do with the number of displays you could connect to a source. Im trying to figure out if there is something to this claim of a limitation of 32 devices. and if so, is it just sources or does it count all HDMI devices, like displays too.
