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<blockquote data-quote="Melloware" data-source="post: 288632" data-attributes="member: 59082">Well to answer your last question &quot;Is it a pain in the arse to set up?&quot;&nbsp; I refer to our slogan:&quot;Have you tried Girder, HIP, or any of the other remote applications and gotten frustrated with how complicated they were to setup and use? Intelliremote take the approach of “keep it simple and stupid” to make using and customizing your remote as easy and painless as possible. Intelliremote aims to provide an experience similar to owning Apple hardware, Sony TVs and luxury German cars; things just work, they feel right and every now and again you get that &quot;oh, it does that too? awesome!&quot; feeling.&quot;OUT of the box Intelliremote supports the MCE commands for all profiles.&nbsp; So if you are using MP it works,&nbsp; using Itunes it just works.Now for adding custom buttons you should be able to do that too.&nbsp; It may take a little bit to do but once you do one button the rest are the same.&nbsp; You basically click on &quot;Learn Code&quot; and then press the button you want on your remote and that button is now mapped to that key in the profile.It is a shareware trial version so feel free to give it a shot and I am available to answer questions on the Intelliremote forum.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Melloware, post: 288632, member: 59082"] Well to answer your last question "Is it a pain in the arse to set up?" I refer to our slogan: "Have you tried Girder, HIP, or any of the other remote applications and gotten frustrated with how complicated they were to setup and use? Intelliremote take the approach of “keep it simple and stupid” to make using and customizing your remote as easy and painless as possible. Intelliremote aims to provide an experience similar to owning Apple hardware, Sony TVs and luxury German cars; things just work, they feel right and every now and again you get that "oh, it does that too? awesome!" feeling." OUT of the box Intelliremote supports the MCE commands for all profiles. So if you are using MP it works, using Itunes it just works. Now for adding custom buttons you should be able to do that too. It may take a little bit to do but once you do one button the rest are the same. You basically click on "Learn Code" and then press the button you want on your remote and that button is now mapped to that key in the profile. It is a shareware trial version so feel free to give it a shot and I am available to answer questions on the Intelliremote forum. [/QUOTE]

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