First you need your dealer to come back and tell him that he f up your audio end points, then in that same manner you should tell him to leave your house and get a different dealer. Coz what he messed up was pretty basics.

There are media scenes - all on music and all off music.  If I delete these, will that solve the problem?  I did try to deactivate it but when you reactivate another zone, the whole house goes on.  The end points are fine according to another dealer. 

Anyone have a solution to the master / living room solution? Thanks again for your input.

And, the dealer is now gone (moved away) so I will be on a lookout for another one.

Last edited by davevt98 (Jul-30-2010 10:30 AM)

The reason why I believe it's an end point issue Dan is coz when he turns on that "one" music zone the entire house goes on.With standard programming to this it would be easerly noticable. But I could be wrong in which case I'll go to bed smarter tonight.

Last edited by neildilgee (Jul-30-2010 10:36 AM)

Also, where are you located?

I'll take a peek at it for you Dave.  Stand by.

I'll give it a try.  Sounds too easy but hopeful it will work.  If you do notice something, please let me know.  Thanks.

Will do.  I 'll try it this evening and post afterward.  Just to clarify, if this works, should is solve both my problems - music and tv on/off?  Thanks again.

Found out how to post project. Any other comments are appreciated. Thanks.

Last edited by davevt98 (Jul-30-2010 02:36 PM)

It did help but now it is still doing the same thing.  I am considering just deleting the media scenes and will see if that fixes anything.

Last edited by davevt98 (Aug-01-2010 12:25 AM)

neildilgee wrote:

You said that's its was after your deaer made some change to your system that this happened, so the quetion is did you ask him to do any changes to your madia scenes. I never ask my dealer to touch my media scenes coz it's something I could quite easily do on HE. Also what kind of amp do you have, how many and if more than two, how did you connect them ( this is where you have to be very precise on your explanation)?

My dealer came in and made some changes to my entire system as we added a tv, added a receiver to a second room, and troubleshooting some things from phase 1.  He has made almost all changes to the system.  I do have access to composer pro so I have tried to tweak some things but haven't done anything major as I just don't understand everything. 

I have the control4 16 amp.  Let me know if I need to do explain anything more precisely.  I am not a huge audiophile so my explanations may not always be spot on.  Thanks.

I have not split any rca cables.  We did split an ir out.

neildilgee wrote:

Why did you split a ir?

It is OK to split (attach multiple) IR bugs to a single IR output on a C4 controller. I have done it when I did not have enough IR ports on my controller for all the equipment. You just can't have identical equipment on the same IR port.

Neil, I looked at his project and hi can assure too the spitting of the IR isn't the problem.

Dave, when you say out helped kind of, what exactly do you mean? What problem went away and what persisted?