Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Post by **The Robman** » Tue Dec 24, 2024 1:31 pm

I'd like to wish a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all folks in JP1 land.

HamburgerHelper1 · Post by **HamburgerHelper1** » Tue Dec 24, 2024 3:42 pm

And Thank You for running this Website and Bringing Joy all year Round

Merry Christmas

Post by **The Robman** » Tue Dec 24, 2024 5:51 pm

Cheers Randy

jgfarrell · Post by **jgfarrell** » Wed Dec 25, 2024 12:56 am

Merry Christmas to all, plus a big Thanks! to all who have contributed their expertise over the years!

John

pH7_jp1 · Post by **pH7_jp1** » Wed Dec 25, 2024 10:44 am

22 years ago I got a "free" Cinema 7 remote when I bought my first HDTV. Shortly thereafter, I joined this group and have barely missed a day since then. Merry Christmas to Rob and everyone who contributes here for improving my life since then.

HamburgerHelper1 · Post by **HamburgerHelper1** » Wed Dec 25, 2024 11:27 am

pH7_jp1 wrote:22 years ago I got a "free" Cinema 7 remote when I bought my first HDTV. Shortly thereafter, I joined this group and have barely missed a day since then. Merry Christmas to Rob and everyone who contributes here for improving my life since then.

Jp1 sure does enrich one's life
I joined 10 years ago because you need to be a member to download stuff and i was interested in IR.exe
Since I did not know much about this site or if I would ever use it again.
I came up with the stupid name of "HamburgerHelper1" in case I never visited this site again.
I regret the stupid User name but I do not regret Joining
and now I might as well keep the name

Merry Christmas to all

Post by **The Robman** » Wed Dec 25, 2024 2:09 pm

The JP1 project started for me in Oct 2000 when HW Hackr (Dan Nelsen) made this post at Remote Central. My OFA/RS remote expertise had started maybe a year earlier when I discovered that the Apex AD600A DVD player could be hacked to be region free using a Cinema 7 remote, and it seemed pretty similar to the Radio Shack 15-1994 remote that I was already using. I discovered this info on the nerd-out.com site.

Dan published the spec to a homemade JP1 cable, which in those days was a circuit board with about $20 worth of parts that you had to buy and solder together. I sent my 15-1994 into UEI asking them to add ReplayTV to it, which meant that I had the first (that we know of) upgraded 15-1994, which we could then download and figure out.