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<blockquote data-quote="Berns" data-source="post: 555928" data-attributes="member: 96677">HappyTalk,The idea at the beginning of this conversation, was to find alternatives to deal with low friendlyness when using the system, mainly at startup or when reception quality from sat is low.It is true that configuration screens could be improved. Currently the screens for channels, however, allow for maximum flexibility for multiple video sources (DVB and analog) to be shared among multiple clients. When not using the 4 screens this kind of flexibilility could be at risk. To my feeling, those configuration screens are there to be used by the the technical person sharing his toughts on this forum. These screens are visited once in a while to add or modify a channel, or to add a card. Unless one is in a setup phase, they are not visited at all.At my place, the startup screens on average are shown twice a day, and affects all users.Reception errors are rare. When they occur the keep users waiting for a long time to discover ... something ... is wrong.An now top gear starts ...Just wanted to add that the main client in the living room now is also fully remote driven (no keyboard and no mouse present at all)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Berns, post: 555928, member: 96677"] HappyTalk, The idea at the beginning of this conversation, was to find alternatives to deal with low friendlyness when using the system, mainly at startup or when reception quality from sat is low. It is true that configuration screens could be improved. Currently the screens for channels, however, allow for maximum flexibility for multiple video sources (DVB and analog) to be shared among multiple clients. When not using the 4 screens this kind of flexibilility could be at risk. To my feeling, those configuration screens are there to be used by the the technical person sharing his toughts on this forum. These screens are visited once in a while to add or modify a channel, or to add a card. Unless one is in a setup phase, they are not visited at all. At my place, the startup screens on average are shown twice a day, and affects all users. Reception errors are rare. When they occur the keep users waiting for a long time to discover ... something ... is wrong. An now top gear starts ... Just wanted to add that the main client in the living room now is also fully remote driven (no keyboard and no mouse present at all) [/QUOTE]

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