this time, there is no way to control the OSD without using the remote. Currently osdmain (the app that plays movies, music, shows the menu...) is one monolithic app that doesn't allow interaction from the outside. Once this barrier has been overcome people can start work on ways to interact with the OSD over the web. There have already been several successful attempts at running web servers on the OSD itself. Stay tuned for updates.

edit] Where can I set the proxy settings in Amarok? For listening to streams, you can set the proxy in Engine options: Select Settings -> Configure Amarok -> Configure engine For all other stuff like last.fm, Lyrics and Wikipedia, KDE proxy settings are used. It can be set using KDE Control Center(kcontrol). edit] What media types does Amarok support? None.

While the OSD and the AppleTV are marketed to a very different crowd, a comparison is certainly warranted due to their similar features and functionality. Unlimited -- moves content free of charge between your PC/Internet, Home Entertainment Center (Cable/Satellite TV, DVD, TiVo/DVR, VCR, camcorder, etc), and portables (iPod, PSP, other PMP's, smartphones, external harddrives)

OSD unit, stand, remote, 2 sets of RCA cables, IR blaster cable, VGA output cable, batteries, AC adapter, and instructions.

Yes, the OSD can be hooked up to a home or office network and interact with devices on that network. You can record to and playback content from PCs on the network.

Recording and playback of video, audio and picture to and from a variety of sources, in addition to the commitment to our open source community through the release of software tools and code, the support of a wide variety of audio and video formats, and its ability to act as a home media center just to name a few.

With the supplied cables, you use one for your source (DVD player, cable box, VCR, etc), then the other cable will go to one of your video inputs on the back of your TV. The cable from the source will go into the AV IN on the back of the OSD, and the cable to your TV will be coming from the AV OUT on the Neuros OSD.

Once the power is connected, the green light will be on. Then once you go to the right video channel on your TV, the menu will be displayed on there.

Older firmware may cause this issue. But with the latest upgrades, this issue is cured. Please see here for the latest firmware. If this doesn't solve your problem, you should contact customer service immediately.

If you haven't reformatted your card, that may be the issue. A simple format in the device that you are going to be using should work. Staying current on your firmware can also resolve this. If it doesn't, please contact support.

OSD stands for On Screen Display, This is a graphical representation that is overlaid on top of the existing video image and allows the ability to select the computers connected to the KVM switch without having to push a button on the KVM switch or using hot key switching. The OSD also allows you configuration of the KVM switch options.

If you download the 'Batch file to turn on the MediaMVP user interface on your PC', located here in the MediaMVP support page, you will be able to control the MediaMVP from the host PC without using the remote. This batch file will turn on the MediaMVP user interface on your PC. Once turned on, the Host PC's Monitor will display a mirror of what you see on your TV set with the MediaMVP.

I just installed a Hobbico Power Panel. The jack for the starter says, "start/external charger." Can I charge the battery in the flight box through these jacks? It sure would be nice not to have to remove the battery when I need a charger.

The Music Player does not provide any IR inputs. However, it is possible to provide IR control of a Music Player indirectly through an external control system such as those offered by Crestron or AMX.

Volkswagen Technical Bulletin Subject: Folding Key Radio Remote Control, Functions Only at Close Range. Supersedes T.B. Group 57 Number O3-03 dated Sept. 16,2003 due to change in procedure.

Simply call in to your local Dealer and they can either supply a new remote control from stock, or order one on your behalf. Unfortunately this is a fairly common occurrence, which affects all car alarms at some time or other. In some places you park, you may be near to a Radio or Cellular Transmitter that is on the same operating frequency as that at which your car alarm remote controls transmit.