Thepritch88

I’ve never used the rocker before but it looks like it just another style of button. In terms of functionality I don’t think there would be any difference, it just depends on how you want to configure the keypad 

The buttons are referred to as colour change kits, the part number is C4-CKSK-XX. XX being the colour code. AU-silver, BL-black, MB- midnight black, SW-snow white, WH- white

i think there’s a driver out there that binds to a relay and shows up as a light. Google control4 relay to light driver 

5 minutes ago, Jayaredoubleu said:

Doesn't the Crestron TSR-310 have everything?     It has basically everything the NEEO does, but adds more hard buttons, back lit buttons, and a Microphone.   (The Savant Pro does as well, so does the RTI remote)

Not sure about everything but it has all the things you’ve listed. The Mic on Crestron’s remote definitely works with Apple TV but I don’t know what other devices it works with, I don’t think it does voice search on fire stick. The Crestron piece is a really nice remote but it also costs around $1200 so twice the price of the Neeo. 

Awesome, thanks for your help Ryan.

I know a lot of devices don’t allow use of the microphone input. I mostly use Apple TV for streaming services though and I know that they do allow for microphone input so it’s a bit of a selfish request really. 

2 hours ago, RyanE said:

For any devices that support it, certainly.  It currently isn't used for text entry / search.

RyanE

Ok great, I currently I use my 260’s number buttons for text entry when searching on my Sky satellite box (UK), can I assume if I can do it on a 260 I can still do it on the Neeo? I really like the look of the remote, I think it does look like a great product, can’t wait for mine to be delivered. The only thing I’m bummed about is the lack of microphone, but we can’t get everything we want. 

9 minutes ago, RyanE said:

Currently, not outside of the keyboard available for the first-time user experience (to enter Wifi credentials).

RyanE

Can’t you use the numeric pad on the touch screen to do text entry? 

I thought they enabled IP control in some of the 2018 and newer models, anything older than that definitely won’t have IP. Never used that Vero box before, is that even an IR remote that controls it? Even if it is you would need an emitter for each, the box and the TV. You could splice two emitters together though if you only have one output on your controller.

The TP link and Wemo units work well and the price isn't much different, you will need to pay for a third party driver though.

I’m sure the new Crestron remotes with a mic button do work with Siri on Apple TV’s, not sure how they do it though. I don’t know anything about Comcast 

Correct. It’s all good I understood what you were saying. You should create a timer in agents for each room with a sensor, so “bathroom occupancy timer”, “kitchen occupancy timer” etc. Then put the programming to turn off the lights under “When X occupancy timer expires” x being the room you want the lights to turn off in. Or as said above you could use the security light driver but you might need a dealer to add that to your system. 

Yes you need timers for each room with a motion sensor.

TellmyWiFiloveher 

From what I’ve read that isn’t what the remote hub driver is going to be for, I could be wrong though 

+1 for tidal 

qobuz is also really good 

for your last question there is a button under the actions tab of the google assistant driver called sync with google, that should make google pick up new scenes without unlinking/linking.

I haven't played around in voice scenes with google home enough yet to help out with the rest of your question, have you tried saying "turn on *scene name*" instead of "start scene..."?

Instead of using the “if timer expires” line 

Select the timer on the left side and choose the option for “when timer expires”

put the turn fan off action here 

Yea I have used those before, they are an awesome product. In my own home I would like to have c4 screens for the intercom function though.

11 hours ago, lippavisual said:

What did C4 have at Cedia that was Dante enabled??

 

Didn't see anything about it anywhere.

If we had an audio box only with Dante enabled, we could push 16 streams easily. 

Did you read the CEpro article about Dante? 

I spoke with a guy on the stand about it and they said it was something in the pakedge line, so it looks like it was more on the networking side of Dante rather than the audio side. I was hoping for a dante enabled triad matrix when I read the article but no such luck. 

No but wouldn’t it be awesome if they made some kind of wall plate for the portable that would let you mount it on the wall to charge it and then lift it off when you want to move around with it, I think it would end up sticking out from the wall quite a bit but would still be cool

Tidal and Qobuz both integrate really well and allow hi res streaming. Deezer is supposed to work really well too but I don’t have any personal experience with it 

Do you know what driver your using? IR? iP? Chowmain driver? 

Control4 doesn’t have another platform to listen to BBC radio either so hopefully the same will apply to them, I don’t want to lose my 6music 

Yea I think we are all saying the same thing. It definitely worked in 2.10.x but I haven't tested it on os3

22 hours ago, ekohn00 said:

how does that work? Your routers/switches prevent/enable VLAN cross over. If an app would allow the crossing of VLANs then all security of a VLAN would be useless.

I don't understand your question, I didn't mention an app allowing the crossing of VLANS