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Well this certainly introduced some fun bugs well doing some dev work! A couple of the proxies just started having a conniption and locking up parts of navigators or changing values in random fashion.

Exactly what I was thinking. The bandwidth alone is incredibly limited, especially for the amount of media being sent to the Neeo presently. Depending on Zigbee channels used, the bandwidth is no more than roughly 150-250 kbps. No way I want to browse through lists or media on a touchscreen devices that gets data at roughly only 2x to 4x of dial-up speeds

iOS or Android? The notification indicating the old app is being retired is what I was after. The new app named "Carrier Home" or something else?

Carrier app uses the same API that we are developing against and use. Just lots of nuances to account for and develop against. Are you able to prove the info indicating a new app is coming? Updated iOS app with some new features was released yesterday.

Dante doesn't operate like HDBaseT or many of the AVoIP technologies in that it does not (generally) require it's own point to point/home run. Dante devices--unless in a large live venue--don't even necessarily need their own VLAN. Just plug the devices into a switch (many devices can be PoE-powered), configure what goes to what with their controller software, and call it a day. You are correct in that you'll go You'll need both the input (https://www.fullcompass.com/prod/545761-audinate-adp-dai-au-2x0-dante-avio-2-ch-input-adapter) and the output (https://www.fullcompass.com/prod/545762-audinate-adp-dao-au-0x2-dante-avio-2-channel-output-adapter) devices. Note you can have a one-to-many mapping for Dante and it essentially can become it's own software defined matrix. You are correct that you'll go Matrix to Matrix. Here is a basic layout: +--Building 1-------------------------------+ +--Building 2-------------------------------+ | +-------------+ | | +-------------+ | | | Network <------------------------------------> Network | | | | Switch <------------------------------------> Switch | | | +-------------+ +---^^-----^^-+ | | +-------------+ +---^^-----^^-+ | | | Core 5 | || || | | | Core 5 | || || | | | | || || | | | | || || | | +--+--+--+----+ || || | | +--+--+--+----+ || || | | | | | +----------vv-+ || | | | | | +----------vv-+ || | | | | | +-----+ Dante Out | || | | | | | +-----+ Dante Out | || | | | | | | |(from bldg 2)| || | | | | | | |(from bldg 1)| || | | +--v--v--v--v-+ +-------------+ || | | +--v--v--v--v-+ +-------------+ || | | | Audio Matrix| || | | | Audio Matrix| || | | | | || | | | | || | | +--+--+--+----+ +----------vv-+ | | +--+--+--+----+ +----------vv-+ | | | | | | Dante In | | | | | | | Dante In | | | | | +--------------->(to bldg 2) | | | | | +--------------->(to bldg 1) | | | +--v--v-------+ +-------------+ | | +--v--v-------+ +-------------+ | | | Amp | | | | Amp | | | | | | | | | | | +-------------+ | | +-------------+ | | | | | +-------------------------------------------+ +-------------------------------------------+ +-Key+-------------------+ | | | +------> Audio Cable | | | | <------> Ethernet | | <------> Cable | | | +------------------------+ Yes and no. Your dealer will set the connections of the devices between buildings in Composer. Dealer will also need to set the Dante mappings in Dante Controller--but this is really easy (I have a few Dante devices in my network). Dante handles the latency and keeps its own clock to keep this at a minimum. Mine usually run at around 400-700 usec (micro-seconds), so less than 1ms.

That's interesting considering the Pandora driver I'm referring to was first released on April 19 by SnapOne and the issue with Pandora stations not appearing isn't an issue in the legacy driver, even after removing and re-adding the legacy driver.

Recently upgraded to the new Pandora driver but only a limited selection of my favorites/channels are available in the Room Control presets (or in the 'Stations' list). Is anybody else experiencing this? If so, anybody know how to fix it?

Major development should hopefully be winding down in the next couple of weeks with some private testing and then potentially more public alpha/beta testing. Been working with C4/SnapOne to get a few bugs fixed in their code and the stat proxy; hoping a few of the bug cases that have been opened will get resolved soon.

Plus C4 publishes all proxy code for driver dev and their extensive documentation on github...

Woke up yesterday morning to our T4 in-wall being completely offline. Didn't respond to anything. Simply power cycled the port on the PoE switch for it and it rebooted fine.

No Perhaps--most streaming devices in the last 15 years have been able to, but this really isn't streaming Apple Music as it's connecting to a running iTunes instance and streaming music over a local network. Have a feeling this isn't going to be much better than AirPlay 1/ShareBridge.

MusicKit is the entire suite of integration with Apple Music for iOS and Android apps as well as certain web playback. However, the public Apple Music API only allows for audio playback on iOS/Android devices or JS-based webapps, not HTTP web calls, which is what would need to be used to integrate with the C4 MSP. From Apple Music API Documentation: Someone could develop a really nice integration to Apple Music to look at all the metadata of one's library but that's about it...

Found it...it's for the RMC-1, but it should be at least a starting point: receiver_Emotiva_RMC-1__IR_.c4i

Oh...there is already a working Emotiva IR driver for C4 floating around out there. Let me see if I can conjure it up; believe I have a copy of it somewhere in an email from them.

I've gotten access to their IP Control Documentation as well as IR commands for most their devices directly from Emotiva. However, we (Epic Drivers) presently have no Emotiva units and would need to acquire one for development. I have reached out a couple times to them about partner/developer programs for hardware usage (something most companies offer) but I've never been able to hear back from them. If someone wants to provide us some HW, there is a chance we could develop a driver, but we do have some present driver development priorities taking precedence.

Recently updated to v4 of the Lutron LEAP Switch driver and started not having status reporting of my Caseta switch (boolean/2 button) devices through Control4 navigators. They would control the lights, however, just not update in the UI. I decided to report the Caseta Hub no changes. Pairing status and online status are both good so nothing there. Thinking the update is half-baked and not working properly. I've also removed the switches and re-added them through the Main driver and still no luck. Anybody else having issues?

This doesn't even make sense. They will, from time-to-time, have a bleeding edge (whatever that means since it's their own product) release that will break some functionality or cause some issues, but for the most part if you don't auto-update and understand when something is stable, their solutions are quite solid. That said, if wanting to go the Ubiquiti route w/AVoIP, would highly recommend the Edgerouter/EdgeSwitch lines instead. There are even a few of these products that are on approved lists for AVoIP for systems such as Atlona Omnistream.

We are not presently developing against the SAM module; this driver will leverage Carrier/Bryant's OpenAPI platform that is web-based. The driver will provide a link to login to your Carrier single sign-on (SSO) account that will authenticate the driver and allow it work moving forward. This is the same account you'd use to login to Carrier's app on your smart device.

Development is underway and making progress! No further updates at this time.

I will say this, however: I like that Savant is a member of the SDVoE alliance and building their own AVoIP products (both Tx/Rx/TRx and Matrix) that use this platform as it's better w/EDID management, scaling, HDR tonemapping to SDR and fast/near-instant switching on HDR content.

Is there a way to know which version I'm ordering? What battery method are you using?

This seems significantly cheaper than somfy, but it also is less contained and not as clean. I like that somfy has the mechanism inside the top of the blind and the batter can still fit inside the frame behind the top of the blind, lasting upwards of up to a year.

Do you have the solar charger directly on the window?

Have two blinds in a nursery that wife wants tied into C4. Looking to retrofit (so battery) and just control tilt on a schedule or with wireless keypad. Have looked at a somfy solution. Any thoughts? Any better or easier ideas?

Isn't that the truth. It's amazing to me how much licensing is to decode Atmos/DTS:X on these devices compared to just DD/DTS. "Yes I'd like to extract the audio for my audio matrix from the $50 Roku I got at the company Christmas party..."