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  1. Steve Hammond
    Not impossible. I know it doesn’t have any LED or something like this on it’s front. So it may be RF or Bluetooth. Not sure where the control box is for the lights.
  2. Steve Hammond
    My original question forgot to mentionned that I'd like to know what hardware is required. Thank you
  3. Steve Hammond
    Hi all, We have lights integrated in our pool controlled by a remote. While I’m not very sure of that, I think it may be a radio signal, certainly not IR. There is a few automation on the remote or we can select the Color with the PAD. See attached image for reference. Do you think that is could be possible to have this controlled with Control4 and just place the original remote away? Thank you
  4. Steve Hammond
    Exactly what I’m thinking. I was beginning to ask myself where my English was not properly written!! thank you
  5. Steve Hammond
    That is all the problems I can see if using a Pi for AirPlay, since my audio matrix is connected to 8 different zones. Even if I can AirPlay to a Pi, it won’t help me select which zone I want to use over AirPlay. I even have an AirPlay AirPort Express that could be used for AirPlay, but that won’t result in any easy way to select the destination.
  6. Steve Hammond
    My Apple TV are all in my rack. I used to be able to AirPlay to one that I directed to an audio output of the matrix, but it is a dual step configuration that I can deal with maybe, but too much for the other members of my family. I do not see how a Raspberry Pi could handle the sound of the matrix without being integrated into the Control4 system itself. Maybe can you share the how to of your setup??
  7. Steve Hammond
    Not even that much, I think it is 2.10 from what I can see in the iPhone app.
  8. Steve Hammond
    I guess a Raspberry Pi won’t do better than an Apple TV. You still need to select the source from the Control4 app and then airplay to the Pi.
  9. Steve Hammond
    That is why I said ShairBridge could be what will make me upgrade to a new controller, one better than the HC250. But it probably won’t be an HC800, which is relatively old too.
  10. Steve Hammond
    I guess that could be a driver to upgrade the controller…
  11. Steve Hammond
    Hello, I just found that Control4 can be use as a AirPlay 1 destination using ShairBridge. But I cannot find out what is the minimum requirements for it. My Controller is a HC250 running OS2, can it work? Thank you
  12. Steve Hammond
    I have the original remote for that TV, so I guess it should be doable. My integrator told me he needs to come home for that.
  13. Steve Hammond
    Ancien or old does not matter really, it just confirmed to me that a driver must exist somewhere! When I was using Logitech Harmony, it was really easy to find an old equipment in it.
  14. Steve Hammond
    Hello, I’ve asked my integrator to add this TV model in my setup, but he couldn’t find the driver for it. Is it a somewhat old TV, I was expecting it could be easy. Anyone have a driver for it?
  15. Steve Hammond
    I finally decided to reboot the Controller HC250 and this morning all the library has been built as expected. It was probably a memory corruption in the device or something like this that caused the missing sync issue...
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