http://www.crestron.com/products/show_products.asp?type=residential&cat=3&subcat=22&id=1167

I just talked to Crestron. They say the above link costs $1,400 retail and requires a programmer to set up. Programmer is defined as someone with Crestron programmer training.

So, again, the price seems high.

I agree it is probably cheaper to build this into an existing product rather than build a universal system like the link above.

Hopefully Outlaw will look at this as an opportunity to be the first to do the convergence thing for A/V in a big way!