thecodeman

I hear what you're saying. That was the main point for having c4central back when it was first started with Dan & I.

Oooo. theres a wild "loop" program in there. So you don't want someone to write it up here/on a blog, and want to hope manufacturers do this and make it available on their site?

Or a team viewer session? Some folks may not have a VPN.

Now all you need to do is an RV, train, and plane and you should have the bases covered

Again, let's clarify that a USB restore AND/OR a USB install stick will not work on an HC800.

No worries, let us know what you end up doing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You could probably get an IR driver, assuming it has a remote, but you need to first identify, where do you want to see the video from the cameras - just on the TV, or on your Control4 touch screens and within the Control4 app on your phone? If you just want to see it on your TV, for example to switch to that input if someone rings the doorbell, that's fairly easy if it has an HDMI output or other video output you can hook up. If you want to view the cameras in Control4, then that's a little bit trickier if they are IP cameras. There's a certain format that Control4 needs to see and a driver will need to be written for it. Probably not a high return on investment for someone to do that, as there are a lot of other systems that do integrate. If they are analog cameras, and you do want to view them in Control4's interface, you can choose something like the Wirepath 4channel dvr or an Axis video encoder which both will provide an output that c4 can use. Ultimately, you need to decide if it's important for you to see the images in the native control4 interface. If so, then have your dealer setup a design of cameras that will meet your needs and budget. If you don't care about seeing them in C4's interface, and just want to pull it up on your tv, then you can probably get away with any DVR system.

Firmware.

Looks like the supported playback devices with the MM driver are: Popbox Popcorn Hour Dune Windows Media Center (specifically the MyMovies plugin part) You'll need the appropriate drivers for whatever playback device from ExtraVegetables.

Did you buy mymovies or are you running the free version?

The EV driver - I switched for the reasons in post #6. Thanks Cody. Must have missed that. No problem. The only downside is I've been having to move my files into folders, which is just tedious but has been well worth it.

The EV driver - I switched for the reasons in post #6.

1) this just backfeeds into the control4 interface, so until that gets updated to better handle tv shows it will be one jacket per disc as it is now and not "treed" 2) dont have a changer so i cant say I just got this setup at my house and its amazing. So happy that i dont have to edit metadata anymore. Plus the mymovies phone app is sweet - i can keep better track of what i have and what i want to see/rent/buy. For those interested i run mymovies full version on a "server"/"nas" thats a windows 7 ultimate box with raid 6 drives and use a dune.

The C4 stat does not support multi-speed fans. Just on or off.

Right click and export

I'd try pulling the airgap on the dimmers for a while, and then seeing if that reboot changes anything. Is your coordinator controller online? Zigbee Pro or Embernet?

Interested as well.

Get some Egor tabs http://www.boragear.com/egortabs.html

Sno cones, please

Too many eggs in one basket, IMO.

Linksys RV042, Linksys RV4000, use a seperate wirless access point if needed...

Look at cinemar or CQC for full DIY.

Yes No

No, you need a dealer to do initial installation and configuration. 2.0 is a paid upgrade. If you buy new equipment the license is included.

There are two sku's for the HC200, one with the 150 and one with no remote, to offset the cost of getting the SR250.