Funny things....opinions.... I was sat listening last night and really wished that both WMA and Beoplayer (and the BS5) would find a quick and easy way to eliminate what I consider intrusive and superfluous title meta-data. I just want the opposite of you T.W.G. I hate (........bracketted extended titles) and especially [*I cant think of anything new

I think processing power and transmittal rates will not allow this to happen for many, many years to come.

Try installing Beoplayer on your editing PC, then syncronise with the BM5. This should bring up the channels. I think you can only use N.Radio with the BM5 only solution - unless there is something on the service menu. I dont have this setup so cant see for myself but I think it goes something like:- In PC mode, (Beo4, list, PC). Menu, 9, (brings up

[quote user="Dude1"] It certainly indicates that Bang have lost some coolness lately. With some luck, some products that people actually desire and offer real benefits will take form and people will once again walk over hot coals to buy them. The delay in entering the digital forum was a huge mistake and i hope the new management are listening

Check the usage counters in the service menu. That will say how muchplay time the BV9 has had in total. 10%

[quote user="Puncher"] Why not WMP versions later than 10? My WMP 11 claims to do the following rips - [/quote] Because, if I remember correctly, WMP 11 has limited functionality compared to 10, is a S*d to edit and I also think no longer retains Advanced Tag Editing which makes adding decent album art resolutions a snip. I'm also sure

Saxtoft. I assume you are running windows? If so, save yourself a lot of time and effort and rip in Windows Media Player 10 (not later versions). You can easily edit your tracks and embed hi-res album art with this utility. Once done, scan with Beoplay and sycronise with the BM5. 10%

A sound-system (of any description) in that car or the V8 Vantage is IMHO superfluous. The cabin noise in the coupe with that engine is too high and too good to have any involved music listening experience. There’s also enough going on with the primary controls (steering wheel, brakes, accelerator and gear-shift) that you won’t really want

[quote user="Stan"] I've had mine for about 2 mos and use it almost daily. It has lived up to my expectations, and, overall, I'm very satisfied. No dust under my glass. No phantom reboots or unexpected hangs for me. It has performed just as expected. So count me as one who feels he's got what he's paid for ... I hope I'm

Beoworld MOTs?