On June 2, 2008 at 08:10, hhatkin said...
Eleven devices, controlled in seventeen activities.
Is that limited and simple, is it not complex?
My Harmony One was easily programmed to control that setup,
which it does with never a fault, and it could still do
a lot more.
How much more complicated and difficult are these setups
that you professionals are working on, and is there any
fair comparison between them and the sort of thing you
might find in an average home and that the Harmonys are
intended for?
I'll answer by quoting this:
On June 2, 2008 at 13:09, Jimmy Bellagio said...
You can't use your own graphics, you can't use your own
specialized macros, you can't base events on certain situations,
what is with the #*@ devices thing? Also, those keys
and screen are ridiculously small. When I last checked
you could even do cusomtized channel macros with them
but I think that might have finally been addressed, and
there are major codes missing from the database for several
zone 2 and multiroom applications.
First, I'll restate that I'm not a pro. But seventeen "activities" don't include even one true macro. Where's the ability to truly customize something?
I think that you think CI's are like the Geek Squad, in that they'll set up a flatscreen TV, DVD Player, Surround Receiver, and HD cable or satellite.
Think again. Take a look at the "What did you do today" thread in the CI lounge.
