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  • rstone
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    Re: The remote

    Originally posted by MaxH View Post
    It takes a little feeling around, but I've gotten used to finding every button on my Harmony by feel, even though it has a backlight (which I leave off to conserve the battery):
    Personally, even so I own a IR receiver for the VUDU box, I still prefer my VUDU remotes, and although I do own a Harmony One, I still love my scroll wheel more. Now if they come out with Harmony remote with a scroll wheel, you would have me sold in a heartbeat.

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  • rstone
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    Re: The remote

    Originally posted by saxon View Post
    My VUDU remote suffers from the same reception problems that have been reported elsewhere. I think it must be a design flaw.
    I doubt it is a design flaw, I own 3 VUDU remotes, and they all work flawlessly and always have. My guess would be interference in your location from other RF signals present. Maybe VUDU should come out with a RF repeater or something to increase the signal saturation within a home, although the the signal strength may be limited by FCC regulations.

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  • Hagen
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    Re: The remote

    It could be a problem with your remote. Also check if the antenna is seated properly. Try to take the antenna off and put it back on again.

    If that doesn't help, please contact customer service for a replacement.

    Hagen.

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  • saxon
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    Re: The remote

    My VUDU remote suffers from the same reception problems that have been reported elsewhere. I think it must be a design flaw.

    Even though I have tried changing remote channels with the dip switches, and increasing/decreasing the sensitivity setting, the remote (especially the wheel) is annoyingly sluggish even at a range of only 8 feet.

    I live in downtown Chicago. Perhaps the RF signal needs to be stronger in a location like this to overcome all the other RF traffic. Do any rural customers have these problems?

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  • MaxH
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    Re: The remote

    Originally posted by elwaylite View Post
    Well, after watching only a couple of movies, it sucks in the dark
    Hey, no discussion of AVN con...oh, never mind.

    But really, there is the big honking scroll wheel sticking up, and buttons at the four cardinal directions. Only one direction ("south") has two buttons, and the closest one of those even has a bump for reference. You'll probably get used to it pretty quickly. It takes a little feeling around, but I've gotten used to finding every button on my Harmony by feel, even though it has a backlight (which I leave off to conserve the battery):

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  • HeadHodge
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    Re: The remote

    Originally posted by elwaylite View Post
    Well, after watching only a couple of movies, it sucks in the dark

    Im sure itll be easy once I use it a few times.

    You bought the box... You bought the wireless adapters...

    But have you bought the IR dongle and the Gucci black leather carrying case yet??

    Tsk... Tsk....

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  • elwaylite
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    Re: The remote

    Originally posted by RonV View Post
    Back lighting is only for the "beginner" home theater/TV watcher. The Pro's develop tactile memory.
    Well, after watching only a couple of movies, it sucks in the dark

    Im sure itll be easy once I use it a few times.

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  • RonV
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    Re: The remote

    Back lighting is only for the "beginner" home theater/TV watcher. The Pro's develop tactile memory.

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  • aaronwt
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    Re: The remote

    The remote is very intuitive. I never need to look at mine so backlighting wouldn't serve any purpose for me since I don't look at the remote.

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  • elwaylite
    started a topic The remote

    The remote

    Its not bad once you get used to it, but backlighting would have been nice

    I do like the clickable scroll wheel.
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