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Hi there, yes I can do. Sent me a PM with the details of what you need help with.

I use Affinity Designer. https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/designer/ A few examples of what I do with it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ffqslyyj0fd1pj9/HCS Marked Up Plans Example.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/8cuy8gqskpcc6z3/HCS Marked Up Plans Example 2.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/unuotopml7i99lo/HCS Lighting Wiring Plans Example.pdf?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/08fjwltuvfty08w/HCS Comms Cupboard Layout Example.jpg?dl=0

I keep hearing very good things about it, Anthem ARC per zone, can create 2.1 channel zones as well. Quality amplification too.

This would be my "go to" as an alternative. https://www.anthemav.com/products-current/model=mdx-16/page=overview

Hi Alexis, I emailed you yesterday as requested, but have not heard back from you at all. I guess it can't have been as urgent as you made out. 🤷‍♂️

Done.

If that's really how you feel and are not just trolling these forums for the sake of it, I think you'll find you are in the minority there. Control4 is a very robust and reliable system, but as with most similar products, it's only as good as the programmer/installer. There's many ways it can be configured incorrectly or at least not as well as it could be and that can result in a poor end user experience. Combined with perhaps dealing with an installer either unwilling or unable to come and fix any issues you are having this will often make clients feel they have been ripped off. You say "Great salesman, worthless system" which sounds as though they could talk the talk but not walk the walk when it came to actually implementing what you wanted it to do, that in itself is a fault of the salesman and/or programmer and not the Control4 system itself. As already suggested above, perhaps explaining what you have in your system and what issues you are having in more detail, I'm sure there are several of us on here who could help steer you in the right direction rather than just bad-mouthing the brand without any true basis on which to do so.

If Ari hasn't already sorted out out I can help too. I'm a UK based dealer with an Annex4 account, very familiar with the LG WebOS driver.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/oxwceps874hlbp7/cable_Formuler_Z8.c4i?dl=0

Blustream, especially with their Custom Pro chassis will have something to cover those requirements. If you want a 6x4 matrix then no problem. Absolutely rock solid integration with C4 via a sponsored driver authored by Chowmainsoft. https://www.blustream.co.uk/custom-pro-4k-60hz-444-matrix

My suggestion of a single printer only SSID broadcast from a single AP is no doubt also avoiding the issue with the fast roaming incompatibility, as the device cannot roam if there is only one source of the SSID it connects to.

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Do you have multiple wireless access points? HP printers absolutely hate seeing more than one source of an SSID. In a multi-AP Wi-Fi environment I often setup a hidden printer only SSID and configure it to be broadcast by only the AP closest to the printer, fixes these issues with HP printers every time.

That's interesting, because CEC is not a requirement for eARC to function at all, it is transmitted over the previously unused ethernet channel pairs as a completely stand-alone audio signal.

In that case I would add one of the generic ‘No Control’ audio source drivers to act as a dummy audio source, you will then be able to select it as a Listen audio source and then you would just start playback from your device to the BT receiver.