On June 4, 2008 at 21:12, hhatkin said...
You said "a guy wants to select devices to power up with
a button push, and have them turn on when he wants to,
but he can't".
If that's what he wants to do he can do it with any Harmony.
If that isn't what he wants to do then it wasn't a valid
point.
Whatever... I'm not going to take the time to find the thread for you. Even if I did, you'd find some excuse. If Harmonys are so easy and quick to set up, then this poor soul I'm mentioning must be the biggest knuckle dragging mouth breather out there.
My Harmonys do a lot of things out of the norm, but one
man's norm may be higher than another's.
Granted. I use the word "norm" to represent what Logitech thinks you should be doing.
The "wizard" needn't stop anyone doing anything, because
for most adjustments you don't use it;
Obviously it does, or Harmonys would be just as flexible as other non-graphical remotes, and they're not.
I haven't seen any "completely uneducated posts by people
just spouting off"
really...?
On May 24, 2008 at 12:51, xpat said...
Crestron and RTI are nice for deep pockets but can't do
any more than the Harmony.
How's that one...?
and - until now - haven't seen any
"severe reactions".
Here's one... many others in multiple threads, but again I've spent too much time in this forum as it is, I won't paste endless links here for you. I for one won't waste any more time trying to educate those who wish to remain ignorant.
On June 1, 2008 at 13:00, Photodan said...
My Lord! I didn't want to post but I just had to. To imply
that Harmony remotes are "mediocre" and their popularity
is merely due to good marketing is a load of crap.
Have fun boys.
