Could it be that one of the JRemote had been set to control the HTPC at some point instead of the Bose?
Well - that is clearly what is happening here - but what have I done to "enable" JRemote to control the HTPC?
Maybe I am completely misunderstanding exactly how JRemote works. I was under the impression that it simply gets it's data from the "media server" instance that is running and does it's thing - on the local device - with the data it gets.
What it looks like is happening is - press a button on JRemote and the actual running instance of MC (on the server) starts jumping around - reacting the button presses on the JRemote instance.
I do not need or want that to ever happen. If anyone knows what I have done (or not done) to cause this annoying behavior - please let me know.
Could it be the option (On JRemote) - Server Follows App Zone Changes?
This item is set On on my iPhone. Which would mean the server will change zones if I change zones on the iPhone?
I need my running "Theater View" instance of MC on the HTPC to stay exactly the way I left it - and have JRemote do it's thing while never changing anything UI-wise on the HTPC.
VP