dakins

I am using a Pioneer AVR controlled by IP and i can set discrete volume levels from macros/programing and is controllable via my C4 Remote without issue. I am wondering if I am missing a setting in the room configuration or the room control driver. Or is the problem something else?

Exactly, for some reason the room control driver doesn't seem to understand the receiver controls volume in the room. So when I say "Alexa, turn the volume to 50 in the living room" she says ok but nothing happens. If I say, "Alexa, turn the volume to 50 on the TV" she says the device doesn't support that, but if I say, "Alexa, set the tv to channel 1090" the channel changes fine. same with power on commands. I looked at the room control driver and I don't see a way to set the configuration so the room sees the receiver as the default audio/volume device

Thanks for the confirmation... wish there were better options!

I saw an older thread that discussed RoomMe as an option for adding Bluetooth beacons to control4. It seems that RoomMe isn't a thing anymore? Are there other options?

The root problem i am trying to solve is that when I am watching TV, I can turn the TV on, off and change channels via Alexa. What I cannot do is change the volume. I figured I could work around this by checking the box to enable my AVR for Alexa discovery... alas when in the Control4 voice configuration the AVR is not in the list to be enabled, although my Video source options are. Any suggestions?

Thanks Matt, that makes sense and is likely the best option as long as the wife agrees with my definition of what level is dimming is appropriate at any given point in time .

Is it possible to create a specific light shortcut in a room on the C4 panel that allows for dimming? I have only been able to create shortcuts that turn specific lights on and off. At this point it seems the only way to dim a light is in getting through full lighting menu.