As far as I know the database is mostly available for all models...  I know my Harmony One can download the OSD settings.  It's really very nice, since it automates so much of what you need to do (you tell it what device controls volume, what needs turned on in what order, etc.).

The OSD is in the Logitech Harmony database, but I'm not sure if an $80 remote is worth it for most people.  (Though, they do control a whole entertainment center, so that might work for you.)

Alternately, you can *try* Sony VCR codes on a regular universal remote, and it usually works for some of the functionality.

This topic has been moved to Other Linux Installed.

http://forums.neurostechnology.com/index.php?topic=11967.0

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it makes sense to be able to say that it (the file) is "just over" 3 Gb.  (Even though that statement is, technically, untrue...)

I handle that by saying "it's about 3gb", and I would work out the size in MiB/KiB/bytes if it came to actually mattering that much; 99% of the time the only comparisons I have are will this stuff fit on a DVD-R (<=4488MiB) or do I have enough space on this SD card for the next episode of Joshiraku?...

I have "ll" aliased to "ls -lh --color" on most of my systems.  No conversion necessary. 

The huge main play loop in https://svn2.neurostechnology.com/linux-r3-main-app/trunk/nms/src/server/server-play-nms.c contains some amusing comments; most by a guy called Nero.

Nero?  I'm pretty sure that's nerochiaro, former Neuros employee.  I'm not sure if he still lurks or not.

Well, the Recorder 2 does open pretty easily, I've had a test unit open a couple of times...

Sounds like you're right, though...  Just a loose connection somewhere.

Certainly sounds DOA...

Did you try recording anything to see if the light turns red?  Dunno how much that will help, since then you'd be able to record, but not be sure what you're recording or be able to change settings...

Not personally, no.  I always recorded off of a mixing board or with the internal mic.

There are a couple of threads laying about on the topic, though.

At a quick glance, yeah that should work.

Line level.

Well, the A/V In is just that...  A/V In, not Mic in.  You'll have to use something to convert your mic to stereo RCA, then use the A/V cable that came with the 442 from there.

This has been posted around the forums in a few places, and is (in part) the auto-responder for anyone who sends Support an e-mail asking "where can I buy _____?":

https://groups.google.com/group/neuros/browse_thread/thread/6c102b1630404f1b?pli=1

In otherwords, "Nowhere".

3 1/2 hours?  Doing what?  Last time I used mine I got almost 6, playing Q6 Vorbis via headphones, volume at about 1/2.  And the battery in mine is pretty old...

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Found  #neuros on irc.. GarBage seems to be around but not getting an answer yet.

Good to know that Gar is still around.  I've not heard anything from him in a few years.

The SF repo isn't under GarBage at all...  I think it's just neuros-firmware.sf.net, but the page is pretty well dead, no commits in years, no binaries available.

Have you tried using the "USB 2.0" upgrade method?

http://www.neurostechnology.com/node/128

It should work even with the USB 1.1 port on the "brain".

Looks like the GarBage branch is still on Sourceforge, but no binaries are available...