ReQuest media servers now have 2-way interface with Control4

[thecodeman]

http://www.cepro.com/article/new_from_request_stream_music_movies_directly_to_ipad/#When:16:47:43Z

Request's media servers feature some interesting perks:

Seamless synching between the clients homes and their multiple iTunes accounts

Dual encoding of content to provide quality high fidelity and a compressed version for the mobile device

Proprietary database solution for classical music

96kHz/24-bit HD Audio DAC

Other tidbits from the article:

The most interesting is the Maestro mobile app that lets users stream their audio and video collections – including copy-protected DVDs residing on the server -- to an iOS or Android device.

“Just think, use the iPad to select a movie on the big screen and then take the movie to bed with you and stream it to your iPad,” says Andy Lopez, director of national sales.

Adding a MediaPlayer or IMC brings the true power of F2c to your wide screen hi-def television, playing archived DVDs, Blu-ray changer control, YouTube clips, Hulu, and even your Netflix "Watch Instantly" queue. The MediaPlayer even acts like another audio zone, allowing you to stream your music collection to your connected home theater system.

Whenever you add a new TV or entertainment system, just connect a new MediaPlayer and your entire collections shows up in that room as well!

The F3 servers start at $2,999