Description
Requires Crestron Home OS 4.13 or later, which Crestron has not released yet (the latest release is 4.12; 4.13 is in Crestron’s beta program). On an earlier version this extension installs but Crestron Home shows no controls for it. Test it on your processor before you buy.
The CPLLC Virtual AV Receiver is a home theater receiver with no hardware behind it. Crestron Home treats it as an AV Receiver: it turns on and off, switches its main zone between its HDMI inputs, and has a volume and mute, all from Crestron Home’s own controls, scenes and sequences. The driver keeps its state, so a room can have a receiver to route sources through and to use in sequences without a real one wired to the system.
Drivers->AV Receiver->Control Programming LLC->Virtual AV Receiver (Latest Release Notes) (Download Latest Version)
Windows utility that simplifies sideloading of drivers and extensions.
The extension’s own license key, or a CPLLC site license key, is entered in the extension’s Enter License Key option. The License Manager is not required, but it is the convenient place to enter a site license key once for every CPLLC driver.
All license purchases are final and non-refundable. Every CPLLC driver works fully for two hours without a key: test it on your processor before you buy. See the Terms of Use.
Installer Options
- Obtain License Key – Opens CPLLC.net, where license keys and site licenses can be purchased.
- Enter License Key – The Virtual AV Receiver license key. Leave blank when the site has a CPLLC site license.
- Number of Inputs – How many HDMI inputs the receiver has, 1 to 6 (default 3).
Sequences
The AV receiver uses Crestron Home’s own controls in sequences and scenes; it adds no actions or events of its own.
