Lennard

I'm still running an older firmware from the beginning of this month year since, since the programming feature got available on Windows. I'm using the same charge for at least 4-5 months almost daily with the standard white Panasonic Eneloop batteries (with very slow self-discharge), without any issues or hickups. I just wanted to share this and was wondering if others have the same experience with rechargeable batteries. Very happy with the product :-)

Worked very well under Windows 11, thank you! The overall UI seems to be more responsive/ behaving more consistent as expected. Especially clicking back and forth got more reliable :-) A few things you might already be aware of: My remote I wanted to copy has two left/right buttons (2 single buttons and one cross up/down/left/right/center) -> If I use the predefined element for the "cross" element and the single buttons they act as the same function (which makes sense for normal use cases). I ended up using "custom" buttons and label them accordingly (different audio input channels). I already had imported a similar config file I found online, but didn't work. I entered the same name for the custom device/manufacturer which ended up with a message that this name already existists. Even though I clicked to replace the old config, it didn't recognize it as a new setup -> I was not able to sync it to the remote. Even removing it from the device list the channel (A) and re-adding it didn't trigger the sync-button. After removing it from the admin panel and added the remote again, it worked as expected. While entering a new manufacturer and device name: When pressing tab on the keyboard, it jumps to the next field, but the cursor is not yet set in the text box (even though the field got highlighted already) Thanks for the great work! It is somehow satisfying to use 3 devices with one remote like it is one device :-) The TV interface is even snappier compared to the original remote, feels now like the remote controller via bluetooth - I always thought the OS of the TV (Hisense) is just laggy / slow. Regards, Lennard

I've retried it to provide a screenshot. I also tried in in a new profile (C), just in case it has something to do with my existing setup, in which I was trying to add a custom remote. Same result there. Looking forward to beeing able to control my whole system with one remote :-) Thanks and regards, Lennard

Hi Jason, I was trying the latest firmware it offered me (4.13.4-0-gaa92d6f) and as soon as I start recording, it says it can't connect to the server, when clicking on the first remote-button - even though my internet works. Am I'm doing anything wrong? Skip App version: 0.9.955.7168 [learning] Regards, Lennard

Hi there, just received my Remote and was looking for my stereo amplifier, which support IR Inputs: Argon Audio SA1 https://argonaudio.com/products/sa1 I want to control mainly the volume / mute with that together with my TV + FireTV (via Flirc USB stick) which already works so far. If other buttons like switching channels of the amplifier (bluetooth, aux,...) would be available would be a plus --> I've attached a layout of the original remote controller for a better understanding -> I could imaging using a second channel or the number pads of the Skip 1s, but thats to be tested then :-) Would love to hear from you if thats possible - I could only find one other Argon Audio device which unfortunately does not work from what I tested. Also, is there a way to train a remote controller myself via the Flirc USB receiver and then import it onto my Skip 1s? Thanks in advance! lennard