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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 readily available Blu-Ray changers.

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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”).