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Because IP control isn’t “just perfect” and has a laundry list of things that can affect its performance. 

They wrote Samsung TV IP drivers arguably the best selling device going into peoples homes and it’s still flakey 1 year in. 

 

And what your describing about IP address change is SDDP, but that’s a C4 thing, so go over to an Apple forum and shake your fist at them for not accommodating C4

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1 hour ago, knowitall said:

Because IP control isn’t “just perfect” and has a laundry list of things that can affect its performance. 

They wrote Samsung TV IP drivers arguably the best selling device going into peoples homes and it’s still flakey 1 year in. 

Yep it sure aint perfect. Most end user know this. That's why they still can't quite bring themselves to put those IR remotes (and bluetooth ones as well) all locked up in the basement without them batteries in em, way away from the TV and receiver.. am I right guys?

MSG knows this too - he just aint sayin' it... :) 

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13 minutes ago, wappinghigh said:

MSG knows this too - he just aint sayin' it... :) 

Nope, I haven't used an IR remote in my home in years....so I dont agree with you. (on a control4 TV - i have TV's without control4, well I used to)

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32 minutes ago, msgreenf said:

Nope, I haven't used an IR remote in my home in years....so I dont agree with you. (on a control4 TV - i have TV's without control4, well I used to)

Well I just find that very hard to believe. I really do..

Not one IR remote. Ever in years on a TV or other device controlled via IP by Control4... not ONE... EVER??

Still If you say so I guess I will take your word for it.. 

How big is your network> How many IP controlled devices? 

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28 minutes ago, knowitall said:

I keep my Comcast remote handy that’s about it. Use the voice search often

You guys must have one heck of a stable network an' all.. who are you guys? FBI? Based at the Pentagon? YA'll get each and every one of your network devices and IP devices hand checked and installed pure and clean as the virgin snow and firmware upgraded by some sort of secret service blokes? You have a certified network that is hand filtered by the CIA 24/7and never ever sees the WWW an' all? Ya'll keep track of every 90 plus device on that network have every device on static IP.. yep every one..all your 6 computers, all your iphones, droid pads.. every one and rock solid. And other devices never ever hit your networks with dynamic IP... yep you screen everyone as they come in the door.. And ya'll never double add a static IP.. Damn I'd love a network like that but alas I guess I aint fastidious enough. Rock on C4... 

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6 minutes ago, msgreenf said:

Nope never had double assigned ips. I do IT for a living. I do it right.

Just like I have no idea how to perform surgery or do anything medical. I go to specialists for that.



Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
 

hahahaha Hey man if only the body was as organised and stable as that an' all... (Hint. Just like most networks - It aint)

Heck that made me laugh... Anyway.

I envy your networks. I really do. 

That's just great. Unfortunately life aint like that for me.

I got daughters, devices recycled, old ones, never stop adding new ones, 10 Sonos (now dropped to 5) etc etc....Rock on C4

Anyway. No IR remotes at all...  that's awesome. Truly.

Have a good one. Cheers

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2 minutes ago, wappinghigh said:

LOL. No Sir they aren't. Well not directly.

Pity however the platform is dependant on them being 100% absent though... 

can't you that about anything in technology? IE an app is only as good as the platform and API's.  A phone is only as good as the cellular network...

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Sure. No girls, no random visitors, no power outages, no parties with 75 iphones, no viruses, no random guys adding devices, no devices dying randomly, no devices with bad API's, no third party drivers that are no longer supported, no documentation that isn't updated.. no switches or devices with some random firmware change, no cyber attacks... Yep. none of these are direct problems of Control4 I agree. Pity the platform has to live in a normal family and in the real world but..... 

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Just now, msgreenf said:

and that's a poorly designed network.  

LOL... Sure whatever you say Dude.. one can always predict and plan for everything in life.. and that includes everything that can be possibly be added onto a network and how a netwrok will all end in 5 years from now.. how many rooms and zones you will have. what new devices and how they will all operate.. Yep it's all so predictable.. all the API's the software that's running on em... etc etc

Anyway Cheerio Like I said I'm sorting it... :) 

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Just now, wappinghigh said:

LOL... Sure whatever you say Dude.. one can always predict and plan for everything in life.. and that includes everything that can be possibly be added onto a network and how a netwrok will all end in 5 years from now.. how many rooms and zones you will have. what new devices and how they will all operate.. Yep it's all so predictable.. all the API's the software that's running on em... etc etc

Anyway Cheerio Like I said I'm sorting it... :) 

I work on a network with over 200,000 devices and 530 physical locations...and a guest count of over 30,000 guests a day...no sympathy for your network.

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