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RE: JRec software vs Audiotron



> > This is not the place to "discuss" DDAR vs Audiotron :-)
> >
> I wasn't discussing DDAR vs Audiotron, I am simply asking whether the
> JRec software can achieve the same functionality. I (not surprisingly
> since I imported 60 of them!) have 3 DDARs at home and would like to
> be able to control them via a web interface.

Given that JRec works with the DDAR and not the AT, (and given the title of
your post) you, in effect, were discussing it :)

> > Has happened before.  We probably need a UKHA_MediaPlayers group or
> > something because we have Rio's, AT's and soon SLiMP3's joining the
> mix.
> > One group per device seems a bit excessive, but then one group with
> them all
> > in will just result in Rio vs AT vs SLiMP3 'debates'.
> >
>
> Not a debate! Just a question about the software, however good
> Audiotron is, it is not an option for me as I already have the Dells.

I still think there is a need for somewhere we can discuss these matters as
there are bound to be issues/questions with the SLiMP3's and ATs once the
respective bulk buys are complete - and many are bound to be along the lines
of "How do I connect x to HV/Homeseer/JReceiver", "How do I achieve X with
Y"?  (Ans: you can't, you should have bought Z which is sooooo much better)
etc etc.
I wasn't suggesting you were starting a debate on the subject, I just know
>from someone else _will_ jump in and make it a debate :->>

> All MP3 for me.

No probs then.
There is a JRec group if you are specifically after info on that -
JReceiver_User where they may be better able to answer your questions.

> Control via wireless ePOD (along with everything else in the house)
> is perfectly acceptable if it is possible.

I'm still running an old model SWMBO without the HA compliant upgrade :-(

> > I can control it from my wireless iPaq so it works for me too....
> >
> Yeah the PDA screen did look particularly good, although I would
> still need to buy an iPAQ ;-)

details details :-)
Works from any browser (in theory), just the width is optimised for small
screens.

> No problem, but I still think the question is perfectly valid in this
> group, after all it was specifically about controlling a piece of
> equipment in my home.

I was just concerned it could end up as another retread of an older thread
:)


Tony


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