Originally Posted by Carl
Originally Posted by CP - Hifi-Advice.com
But now that I know that Control:Mac, like Control:PC, is basically a browser, a window on top of the operating system of the storage device
Hi Christiaan,
What leads you to this? Are you thinking of Control:Web which is browser based?
Hi Carl, well I'm not 100% sure, but I know that the functionality is based inside the core which is the MD600 in my case. I'm tempted to think that Control:PC is therefore indeed not as much a program as it is a window, a remote link to the Core. It might as well be much like a browser, and I am confounded in that idea by the way that Control:PC works. For example there will be no elements at all, just a white background, if it can't get a connection to the core. This would be different if it were a program where you would just see all graphics but no values. But maybe I'm seeing this too simple. As always I'm happy to be corrected if I'm wrong!

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