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Ah yeah - sorry, I had it backwards. $900 MSRP on the Halo Touch, $500 MSRP on the Halo.

Remind me.. MSRP on the Halo Touch is less than the Halo, right?

What was the "other" company that recently disappeared? DAM-It?

Yeah - this is a fairly common issue, unfortunately. A dedicated 2.4Ghz SSID helps, but I still go through spurts where they just wig out and drop/reconnect to WIFI several times.

Yeah - I would agree. This sounds like a DSP/config issue.

DNS gets thrown around here quite often about this and that, but how would slow or broken DNS affect sound quality?

Is this programming on the Roku it's self (eg, the "Roku" sub-device under the "Roku Apps" driver)? This driver has on/off programming available, but it doesn't actually trigger for me. What I have gotten to work for Hulu is adding programming "on room off" to power off the Roku. This seems to work as expected. But, it doesn't work for Netflix. Where do you program the "send home" function? I don't see this as an option in the Roku programming.

Thanks all -- this is what I expected, but thought I would check!

I have many advanced lighting scenes (ALS) and they are very specifically named to keep the names unique (eg, "Master bedroom relax," "Master bedroom bright," etc). I have some of these ALS' favorited on navigators, so I can quickly activate them from navigators (T3, etc). The long name of the ALS is cut off on T3's which makes it difficult to know which scene I'm activating. Is there a way to change the name as it appears on the navigator? For example, instead of the T3 showing a favorite for "Master bedroom relax," I just want to see "Relax."

What baluns are you using with the Blackbird?

Sorry, I have definitely rebooted the Rokus. Several times.

Not sure - I would rather not have to buy a driver since C4 provides one for free.

I have a few outstanding Roku issues that I was hoping someone may be able to help with. First, I have the "On Power Off" property of the Roku driver set to "HOME" in an effort to make the Roku stop streaming and return to the "HOME" menu each time the room powers off. This doesn't seem to work on any of my Roku Ultras (both newest gen, and the previous generation). Do I need additional programming beyond this setting? Does it work for anyone? I find that my Roku will continue to stream for hours sometimes even when the room is powered off. Secondly, I have one Roku I can no longer launch the mini-drivers/apps from a powered off state. For example, when I hit "Netflix" on a remote from a powered off state, instead of launching the Netflix app, I get the Roku's home screen. Once powered on, the mini-drivers seem to work fine. For example, I can hit "Hulu" on my remote when Netflix is launched and Hulu launches properly. I verified the connections are made correctly as far as I can tell. I'm running the latest version of the Roku driver (144). Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

I'm sad to hear this. Hopefully the bugs get worked out and these features get implemented soon-ish!

I don't think so. Link?

Roaming actually *can* involve a controller and does in many systems (look at Cisco WLC, Ruckus LWAPP, etc). While Unifi *does* have a controller, it's more passive in the sense that it's not actively participating in the access point/client session.

This is likely your main problem. One WAP will most likely not adequately cover three stories.

Do you only have one AP covering three stories?

Xantech offers the same models in the US. https://www.xantech.com/product/audio-over-cat-cable-built-dac-XT-CAT-ARC-KIT

This is my go-to. It includes a DAC as well. https://www.xantech.com/product/audio-over-cat-cable-built-dac-XT-CAT-ARC-KIT EDIT: Actually, Roku Ultra's no longer have optical outs, so if you want to use the kit above, you will need to extract audio from your TV's optical out. I do this with Samsung and it works fine but YMMV.

To be fair, the WIFI chipset (or software/implementation, etc) in the Neeo is absolutely horrid. There are known issues that have been proven by numerous people.

But, please don't make your security cameras directly accessible from the internet. It's a bad idea.

Just discovered the "On Power Off" option in the driver config. Will try this and report back.

Yeah - same issue. Turning a Roku room "off" does not stop the stream.

If you are in fact cutting power to the bulbs, you need to use the Hue app to configure the bulbs to power back on to the previous color/brightness. It's a configurable option within the Hue app.