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DMX-3000 is a one-man effort, and not a full-time job. New features get added as time allows.

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Yes. Download DMX-3000 and try it out. The download version supports up to 24 DVDs. If you like what you see, you can register the product to get full functionality.

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No. Currently, you�ll still need MX-Editor for MX-3000.

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At this time there is no Macintosh version and no plans to create one. MX-Editor only runs in Windows, so DMX-3000 only runs in Windows. Although support can not be provided for this solution, many users have had success running DMX-3000 under VMWare Fusion.

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You�ll need DVD Profiler 3.5, MX-Editor for MX-3000, and DMX-3000 2.0.

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No. You�ll only need to add the Changer and Slot information for each DVD to your existing library.

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Free. DMX-3000 owners get free upgrades for the life of DMX-3000.

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DMX-3000 uses some creative memory management. A typical collection in DMX-3000 2.0 uses slightly less memory than the same collection in DMX-3000 1.x.

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Yes. DMX-3000 can handle as many DVD changers as you have memory for DVDs on you MX-3000.

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Yes. There�s a thread about this on the Invelos forum. Check out this link: Invelos Thread

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Yes. DMX-3000 uses IR control (or whatever RF base station you use with your MX-3000.)

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Not at this time.

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Not at this time, there are no Blu-Ray changers available that allow direct slot selection using even the factory supplied remote.

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It depends on how much free memory your MX-3000 configuration has. DMX-3000 provides settings to let you tweak memory usage if necessary, increasing the number of discs DMX-3000 can display. Many users have over 1200 discs in their DMX DVD Menu.

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As often as you like. DMX-3000 also has an option to let you manage how many movies appear in your �Recent Purchases� menu.

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No. DMX-3000 supports the standard genres included in DVD Profiler 3.5 and DVD Profiler does not allow for user created genres.

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Multi-disc movies are displayed normally by cover art, then provide a second multi-disc page where you can select the individual disc you want.

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No. However, separate DMX programs for other products may become available in the future.

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You can sort alphabetically, by genre or, in the case of new purchases, from most to least recently added.

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Changers are finicky. Even a sequence that works on one changer might not work on the same model of changer in someone else�s house if the settings of the two changers are not identical. There has been a lot of discussion about this on Remote Central. Check out the main DMX-3000 thread to see if anyone else has tackled your changer. We�ve started trying to compile a list of working Import Header files here at tripleBsoftware. If we gather a large enough library, we may be able to make setting up your macros as easy as choosing your changer from a list.

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No, the DMX DVD Menu appears on your MX-3000 screen.

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DMX-3000 always starts from your Base RCC file, not the currently loaded file that has the DMX DVD Menu added. When you choose the Base RCC file in DMX-3000 2.0, be sure to choose your original file, not the one that DMX-3000 created (which ends in �_DMX.rcc� or �_DMX�).