How can I turn off the switching of tv inputs, All my stuff runs thru the reciever and hdmi to tv but when I switch activites it still brings up the input box on screen? Thanks Michael

Hi Feslope,
So you're still trying to bring back the "Live TV" button, is that what you mean?
Now that I think about it, mine seems to have disappeared too. I've noticed this with some of the other buttons also... in the software, I'll assign a function to a soft button and sometimes it will update on the remote, and sometimes it won't. It's strange...

I think part of the problem is with the software, they are using a generic version (7.1.4) intended for use with ALL Harmony remotes. The 1000 is a bit unique and I think they need to create a more customized version of the software specifically for the 1000. Hopefully this will come soon.

I've managed to fix some of my problems after playing around a bit... My Sony AV receiver was not switching inputs correctly, so I re-did the setup for that "device". Went through all the steps and noticed there were two different, but simaler commands listed for input changing: SetInput DVD and InputDVD. I tried both and finally got it working after choosing "InputDVD". I then applied simaler commands for all of the inputs and now it works.

Next up is to tackle my input switching problems for the TV... I'll try re-doing the setup for that as well, I'm guessing the solution is simaler to what I did with the AV receiver.

But yeah, that missing clock, lol...
Some people think it's not a big deal, but when every single promotional photo clearly shows a clock on the screen... well, it's a little disappointing to learn that it's not functional yet and will only be "later" through a firmware upgrade. I'm hoping they get to work on this SOON, as well as fixng the other bugs too.

Hmmm, I can't get my TV input switching to work, the TV just ignores the commands. Which is strange, because it worked fine with my 880 using the same exact settings...

There's probably a few more workarounds I could try, but I'm not gonna bother.
The 880 wasn't perfect, but the 1000 is even worse. Thing is, the 880 was a lot less expensive! Yeah, the touchscreen is cool, but it's just not worth it to have a "kind of" functioning remote. I really suspect the firmware needs more improvement and the whole thing feels like it was just half-baked and rushed out the door.

Add to the fact that Logitech advertised several features are missing: clock, slideshow, etc. I'm not gonna wait around past the return period to see if/when these and other issues are addressed through future firmware updates. Phfftt!

The 880 worked with a lot of tweaking, but I disliked the small "clicky" buttons on it - I figured it was worth the wait for the 1000 which was coming out in a few weeks - so I returned the 880. Bad move. I'm going to take the 1000 back to the store and exchange it for the 880 again.

Highly disappointed in the 1000... Maybe after a year of firmware updates, it might be better... if you're thinking of getting a 1000, I would wait it out for awhile, this thing is more of a "beta" release I think.