Change all tuners to same channel on all PC's
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RealCodeGuy
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Change all tuners to same channel on all PC's
How hard would it be to offer an option to change all connected tuners and extenders on all PC's to the same channel? I have several TV's in my home bar setup and it would be great to be able to tune all TV's to same channel with one selection from the guide.
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aeblank
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I think you'd have sync issues.
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RealCodeGuy
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Yeah, not all set stay in perfect sync, but that doesn't mean the feature doesn't have merit. I only play the audio from one set and the others are muted and act as eye
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Motz
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It is completely possible to tell them to tune to or playback a recording, I would just have to implement it. Would be cool for sports I think.
it would be possible to do the main PC and then extenders. Multiple PCs would be a bit more tricky to put into the UI.
it would be possible to do the main PC and then extenders. Multiple PCs would be a bit more tricky to put into the UI.
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RealCodeGuy
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Sports is exactly what I would use it for. I'll add a suggestion to the tracker and if you are able to get to it that would be great.
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RealCodeGuy
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Feature request #559.
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staknhalo
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Ahhh sports support.....why must you eat/sleep/stop working Motz? I wants.Motz wrote:Would be cool for sports I think
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tad
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IMO, you would be MUCH better off using a HDMI splitter for this.
Monoprice's HDMI pro line is very good. For example, if you have <=4 TVs this one would work: http://www.monoprice.com/products/produ ... 1&format=2
Monoprice's HDMI pro line is very good. For example, if you have <=4 TVs this one would work: http://www.monoprice.com/products/produ ... 1&format=2
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Crash2009
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It's not that bad actually. My Echo's stay pretty much "in sync" with each other. HTPC is a bit faster, creating an "Echo effect". Would be kinda cool to press 1 button to change the channel on all.aeblank wrote:I think you'd have sync issues.
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staknhalo
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Tune channel (long press) and then check boxes next to available devices and then you hit ok?Motz wrote:I am thinking maybe on like android I could do a long press and you have "Tune Channel" but you would see "Tune Channel (on all)" maybe?
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RealCodeGuy
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Most excellent!staknhalo wrote:Tune channel (long press) and then check boxes next to available devices and then you hit ok?Motz wrote:I am thinking maybe on like android I could do a long press and you have "Tune Channel" but you would see "Tune Channel (on all)" maybe?
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staknhalo
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RealCodeGuy wrote:Most excellent!
