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Harmony remotes - too slow

desaparecidos · 2011-10-09 14:08:33

I have both a Harmony 300 and a Harmony 600. While setup is easy and the database of devices huge, they are just far to slow sending signals. With the Harmony 300 you are restricted to using the web interface to configure the remote, which doesn't offer options for input delay and inter-key delay. With the Harmony 600 you…

09-10-2011 02:08PM

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desaparecidos

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I have both a Harmony 300 and a Harmony 600.

While setup is easy and the database of devices huge, they are just far to slow sending signals.

With the Harmony 300 you are restricted to using the web interface to configure the remote, which doesn't offer options for input delay and inter-key delay.

With the Harmony 600 you can use the harmony desktop software, but even with Inter-key delay set to the lowest it's very sluggish compared to the stock remotes.

Using XBMC with a Harmony is painful.

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#2 23-10-2011 10:00AM

DeanoCeltic

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Have you contacted Logitech about this? Their support is excellent.

No problem with the speed of mine btw...

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