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RE: First Post :)
-Davy Fields
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-Davy Fields
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> The infrared range has been improved, thanks to the new "Boost Infrared" option. AirClock also takes advantage of the high-power infrared present on some Sony Cliés models and supports Tech Center Labs' IR-Blaster
It will only 'Boost' the infrared if you are using a Clie that has a built-in high powered infrared (T, NX, NR and maybe SJ series) or if you have a specific add-on that boosts infrared.
I hope this helps somewhat. All the program does to 'boost' the infrared is interphase (sp?) with the hardware.
Peace,
-Bartman007
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No.... it's not saying the IR boost is for Clie's. the Clie support is an "also" item.... IR boost is something else.
-Davy Fields
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MD Titler also has a timer function which lets you program a MiniDisc recording start time and date, but I have yet to use that feature. I usually just use it to label my recordings: Pop a CD into your computer and it'll grab all the track info from the web and send it to your Palm. With over 500 MiniDiscs, I probably saved about a year of my life with this app!
OmniRemote Pro has a timer function which lets you set timed single events, multiple events, repeat events, or repeating intervals of any codes or macro codes. This means that you can have it turn on your amp, turn on your CD player, pick a track to play for your wake up, and set the air conditioner. No IR boost, but I can usually control most of my stuff from across the room.
Boost IR clarification
This is not related to the Sony high-power IR: actually selecting this option can increase the range of those devices too (by up to 10%.)
Philippe Piernot
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Is it just me, or do you find this co-pilot thing funny too?
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First Post :)
Anyways, any idea of what the "Boost Infrared" feature actually does, and how it achieves it? How much does it improve the range by?