THE L1ZARD KING

Not sure anyone else noticed but my apple watch ultra 2 is so much faster, more stable, and there is now session/transport controls with volume!
 

Anybody know if the Halo Touch is supposed to still release by the end of this month or was it delayed? 

Glad to see the “find remote” function back with these remotes. I missed that feature on my Neeo remotes. Would be curious to know why it was never added, it did have the capability to beep (when docked) if enabled.

This is in our pipeline to be fixed and the current state is fixing. This means it will be included in either this coming beta release or the next one. The engineer is currently unavailable so I don't have a more precise date at the moment.

Figured I'd share a simple hack I did tonight that came out well (I think):
Use Case: Our front door DS2 has occasional false positives for our motion annoucement (which we love), so I wanted to add a second sensor to QA that via confirmation logic Solution: Dissasembled a NYCE 3041 and integrated it into a 1" PVC pipe/cap, sealed it at the bottom and sensor for the outdoor environment, painted and cut it to be a landscape 'stake' Given these sensors are known to be durable outdoors pre-mod., thinking it will hold up. Also upped to a CR123 for 2x battery life (despite easy cap removal to change).

Thanks for the report folks - I've just logged a bug on this for the iOS team. (CI-20607)

Yep an overhaul to the connectivity code was released. You should be seeing significant improvement with connection speeds. Update in App Store ASAP

This is awesome, thank you!

You are correct, I misread the blog, only individual devices that have been favorited appear. I didn’t put that together, thank you for the clarification. 

This is what I am experiencing. Prior to the AWS us-east-1 outage I would get it occasionally for various devices, but now I get it 100% of the time for room specific commands. The commands work, but am told the device is not responding, and always after the command is executed. 

@DanITman, thanks for the suggestion, works like a charm!
@chopedogg88, I tested the above via a group call to touchscreens when motion is detected, it makes the doorbell noise.  If door chime is disabled then you get a ring tone like a normal intercom call.

Have you tried the DLNA driver as opposed to the iTunes driver? I’ve had much better luck with most things that way. If you configure Twonky’s discovery setting to an interval of “-1” it will discover new music and playlists immediately. The only downside is that it won’t read playlists straight out of iTunes. To get around this I crated a folder and and export the playlist metadata (*.m3u files) to it, Twonky will pick those up and they work great. Downside is that you have to manually export your playlist every time you update it. 

Have you tried the DLNA driver as opposed to the iTunes driver? I’ve had much better luck with most things that way. If you configure Twonky’s discovery setting to an interval of “-1” it will discover new music and playlists immediately. The only downside is that it won’t read playlists straight out of iTunes. To get around this I crated a folder and and export the playlist metadata (*.m3u files) to it, Twonky will pick those up and they work great. Downside is that you have to manually export your playlist every time you update it. 

...And it’s gone!
https://youtu.be/-DT7bX-B1Mg

The onus should be on Control4 to reach out to Microsoft not vice versa. Integration is Control4’s business. Since one of the head guys is a former employee of Microsoft that worked in the Media Center division it would make sense for him to reach out I would think  
While Microsoft wouldn’t lose or gain any sales of Xbox, it would be nice for Control4 to show off that they have that integration.

Only one of the outlets is controlled, other is hot all the time.  so perfect for lamps by bed on nightstand. 

Encourage everyone here that wants MyQ integration to contact MyQ and make your feelings known:
https://support.chamberlaingroup.com/s/email-us
(choose Product Type as "MyQ" and Issue as "Does Not Work As Expected")
I submitted a request, got an email back from a human saying that it was being passed to their Development team.
Sure, we could be pessimistic and say that nothing will come of it, or if enough of us engage, perhaps there will be a change.
If they can have Apple Homekit, Alarm.com, and Clare Controls integration (remember, Clare has strategic alliance with SnapAV who owns Control4), there is zero reason it cannot work with Control4.
Maybe also a few strategic calls to SnapAV would help...

We did that in the last version already.  We got a bit impatient waiting for Control4 to implement dynamic speeds so we forked the driver.  Just select the one with the speed that suits not as elegant but it works

I have programming for my Nest Protects too, I’m hoping they add support them in the new driver before I am forced to migrate to a Google account.

I have programming for my Nest Protects too, I’m hoping they add support them in the new driver before I am forced to migrate to a Google account.

It’s been a couple months (and I removed it after conversion) but I think I used an app called dBpoweramp which supported batch conversion. I was able to point it to a parent folder and have it convert everything underneath. I had everything organized so I had it put the converted files in the source directory then wrote a quick bash script to find and delete the M4A files.

https://www.dbpoweramp.com/dmc.htm

For what it’s worth the solution that worked best for me was to use Twonky on an always on Mac and point it against a folder containing my library and another for FLAC. I configure the Music app(formerly iTunes) to auto-download purchases so new music is available almost instantly regardless of the device it was purchased on. And Twonky aggregates the FLAC and Non-FLAC media so everything shows up under the same artist. I can then create playlists in the Music app and export them to a folder that Twonky is monitoring to have them in C4. The performance (specifically album art load times) and “search” capabilities of Twonky made it far superior to the DLNA servers I was able to run on my NAS directly. I also had a number of volume related issues with the iTunes driver, which led me down the DLNA path originally.

If you need your library on a NAS, you could just have a mounted drive on your PC/Mac to your NAS and just have Twonky point to that.

Nice find Mitch, that may be exactly what I am looking for.  Will have to read up on the documentation included with the driver.

maybe this? https://drivercentral.io/platforms/control4-drivers/ambient-light-monitor/

There are several settings in Composer that control LED behavior. There is the “On Color”/“Off Color” setting, and there is the “LEDs Follow Load.”  Try playing around with those settings. 
 
You can also try to recommission the device; factory reset the device; or delete and readd driver.