WOW, that is a set up !

Can you give more info on your setup ? And what is a Escient device ?

Thanks

-R

Holy crap dude ! Thats insane :LOL:

I did end up googling the name and saw that the DVDM-100 and it only handled the 777 and 3 of them.

I was kinda jazzed about that unit until i saw the changer limits unless the web site info is out of date.

Man now I know I don't have a DVD problem I only have 680ish titles ( I figure about 1200 1300 disks ) and I am not loading all the bonus content DVD's

I wonder why they don't make stuff liek this any more.

I think the better way to do a product like this is Wifi Access Point router and use IP address Space to access the devices via a tablet device.

Oh well, the hunt continues.....

-Robert

I've read that the Sony 777 ES is plagued with issues such as damaging discs and "forgetting" library information. I don't know that I'd trust my collection to a carousel that's affectionately regarded to as "The Disc Eater" in many A/V forums .

Quoting 8ballMax:

Quote:
I've read that the Sony 777 ES is plagued with issues such as damaging discs and "forgetting" library information. I don't know that I'd trust my collection to a carousel that's affectionately regarded to as "The Disc Eater" in many A/V forums .

Fortunately I have never personally experienced th alignment issue that you refer to, I have been useing nine of theses things for about six years now, I have a buddy in Texas who has eight and he hasen't had any problems either. So I am not sure I would say plagued, however having your discs destroyed by a changer is really not something I would like to experience 

Well I was just looking for giggles, as they wont work with my 995's

-R

Good greief I can't believe I missed this thread before. What a monster setup! (so envious) I'm sorry I didn't see this becuase I have all the Sony 777 and 995 IR, RS232 and IP codes and would be happy to share any info. (Edit: oh I see now that I did make a post earlier, but I forgot to come back ...)

Most of what I have is built into LoadDVD, which controls the 995's using IR and the 777 using either IR or RS232. Someday I plan to control the BDP-CX7000ES with RS232 / IP, but unfortunately the CX-960 has no way that anybody has discovered to select a disc by slot#. 

Here is the sequence I use in LoadDVD with the USBUIRT blaster. The delays have been worked out to be compatible with my own setup, IR repeaters, etc. The commands are interprested by my own a/v engine. %Slot% is the number stored in the DVDP Slot field. I think there are a number of people sucessfully using the LoadDVD default embedded sequence. The latest version of LoadDVD allows you to customize it.

[KEY]Display
[DLY]300
[KEY]RightArrow
[DLY]300
[NUM]%Slot%
[DLY]500
[KEY]Enter
[DLY]35000
[KEY]Display
[DLY]300
[KEY]Display
[DLY]300

Quoting b00bie:

Quote:
Mediadogg, I see we are both in NY, stop by and visit sometime

Thanks for the offer. Just sent you a PM. Let's keep in touch.