Agreed. The system supports HTML5, Javascript and an open API
with a little web development knowledge you can create some insane pages

Warranty is one year parts & labor.
Shipped overnight
Dealers get the software for free and can start creating and testing without buying any hardware. Someone is always available to help.
Tech support is given by the actual software and hardware development team.
Handheld remotes. We support triggers, this allows any remote capable of sending
IP/RS-232 commands to control our system, and get bidirectional feedback.

This system has been thoroughly tested, and will do it's job no questions asked.

"Will do its job no questions asked" ??

What the hell does that mean?

Okay, you say thoroughly tested. You said thoroughly.

Tell us how to make it control a system composed of a Denon CI type AVR, a Sony BD, a DirecTV HR24, and a Samsung TV. You said "thoroughly," so you've tested this and should be able to just copy and paste an answer.

If that's not what you meant by "thoroughly," then you've fallen into advertising fluff. Don't.

Without models?
I will give it a shot anyway.

1 The Denon CI Type AVR (AVR-1912).(IP)Open software click find UPnP device. Add to commander

2 Sony BD (BDPS570)(IR/IP) Go to our forum download driver add to commander. Add function for IP based keyboard from Ipad or iphone, and android device.

3 DirectTV (HR2xx)(IP)Go to our forum download driver add to commander.

4 Samsung (UN65ES8000F) (IR) Go to our forum download driver add to commander. Samsung does have UPnP but does not advertise it's self as a controller, only a DLNA device, and the network disconnects when the power is off. So IR it is.

Below is the javascript function that lets you send keyboard commands to the Sony BD

//This makes the connection

function() {
var response
="GET /register?name=MainControl"
+"&RegistrationType=initial"
+"&deviceId=physics HTTP/1.1\r\n"
+"Host: 10.0.1.10:50002\r\n"
+"Connection: close\r\n\r\n";

return(response);
}

//This sends text.

function(text) {
var command
="GET /sendText?text="+text+" HTTP/1.1\r\n"
+"Host: 10.0.1.10:50002\r\n"
+"X-CERS-DEVICE-ID: physics\r\n"
+"Connection: close\r\n\r\n";
return(command);
}