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18 minutes ago, Baubas Cat said:

TCL 98" Class XL Collection 4K UHD QLED Dolby Vision HDR Smart Google TV - 98R754,Black

Thanks!

40 minutes ago, Baubas Cat said:

This still works great for me.

What TVs are you controlling with this driver?

I think it was $99. I’m my opinion it’s worth every penny. 

What’s the cost on that driver?


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I believe it's the official C4 driver.

22 minutes ago, Kaas Mayer said:

did you set the correct mac address? 

got a c3, b3 and g3 and all work without problems.

you could try to change Quick Start+.

To turn OFF (or on) Quick Start+, follow the LG Menu (this is relevant to a G1)
Settings → All Settings → General → Devices → TV Management

MAC address should be good, i'll check the other stuff you mentioned.

Thanks

My LG Oled (cx model) works well enough once the tv is turned on manually, but will not power up on wired or wifi command, no matter the settings in the TV menu.

Is there a known solution, or is IR (my current config) the only option?

I'm probably in the minority here, but actually prefer the Neeo now that I've upgraded my WiFi.

The ability to adjust lighting without going 3 menus deep wins over backlit buttons

I found one, but may be interested in yours as well.

Anyone have a spare charger base for a Neeo remote?

With or without charge cable is fine.

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Thanks for the confirmation!

Is there a solid TCL Roku TV driver available?

Planning on replacing an ancient plasma tv in my bedroom with a budget TCL / Roku, but wanted to make sure control was solid 1st.

I just have a different point of view I guess. 

This isn't a mobile phone that travels with me away from home, its a device that stays in my room and controls the C4 system in my house.

The charger is literally in the same room as the remote.

It feels 1000% better in hand than the playskool 260, and has a nice screen for album art/GUI.

In my usage, its way more reliable than the Neeo it replaced, and battery life is comparable.

C4 is still making the 260, right? If you need 74 days of battery life and simply cannot stand to put the remote on charge, use the 260 and look at yellow text.

$500 is too much for what it is, but the Core controllers are expensive as well. Inflation I suppose.

Also: I've used about every Harmony remote that exists and prefer the feel and utility of the Halo.

I'll be honest, I didn't expect much more than a day given the large screen and nature of the remote. There was a bug with mine that didn't allow the screen to time out that drained the remote in a few hours, but a reboot solved that.

For us the charge cradle/stand is the logical storage spot for the remote. It's on an end table.

I suppose if someone is using this outside, the charge stand might be weird, but that would be a better use case for a 260?

The battery isn't an issue if the charging base is in the room, is it?

Put it on the charger at night and it'll be good for a day's use.

1 minute ago, Scrib said:

Yea, that's it.  Still issues with the handshake?  I haven't had that issue, fortunately.

Yes, no onscreen in that room. My AV processor does fine with the three other AV sources connected, but loses handshake with the Core 1 after first use, every time.

Mine required a reboot to turn off the screen, it was "always on".

The TV icon above the directional pad button pulls up the On Screen. Or it would if my core controller could maintain a HDMI handshake.

My Halo screen wasn't turning off, a reboot cured the issue.

Is the screen on this remote an "always on" feature or am I missing a setting or something?

Still having the no handshake issue with my Core and Lyngdorf processor as well.

That's good to hear.

I didn't know it was developed with Apple's support.

Thanks!

My integrator got me up and running with a Halo and IP/Voice control of Apple Tv last night. Do we expect the integration to continue to be solid, or will this be broken in the next Apple software update?

Thanks for all of the info guys, it's appreciated.

Thanks guys, that's awesome news.

Will using the analog preouts from the Core have significant less/more delay than the Triad one that's also in my system? Will there be a noticable difference in audio with all zones playing same material?