Re: The Ultimate Remote Control

>If they could just get palm-pilot like life out of them (I'd happily pay >another $200 for a huge li-ion battery), I'd say this is
> indeed the ultimate remote control.

I tried to use a Palm III with the OmniRemote Software via SLinke2 without
success. EZLearn shows very garbled IR Commands when fed from the
OmniRemote/Palm III system. The software offers the following IR carriers
in the setup: 32.7 35.5 37.5 39.2 56.0 (and autoselect). SLinke doesn't
accept these precise values, so I suspect this is a possible
incompatibility reason.
Does this make sense? Any ideas?

The Palm III has a very limited IR output power (designed for IRDA-like
applications), therefore it would be nice to have an SLink IR-Receiver
near the TV-chair :-) and forward the signals to the media devices or even
to control cdj and other software with the Palm Pilot.