[quote user="PhilLondon"] No word on BS5 being discontinued... [/quote] My understanding is that the BeoSound 5 Encore and the original BeoSound 5 will coexist, serving different needs according to the customer. For me, the original BeoSound 5 is ideal. I like the security and stability of having my music collection on the BeoMaster 5 and

I've read that Apple is planning to license video airplay to third party devices as they currently do with the licensing of audio airplay. While it is not quite the same issue, perhaps this indicates a move away from Apple's resistance toward licensing its technology.

Also, the 3000 is compatible with N.MUSIC and N.RADIO; whereas the 2300 is not.

I can't figure out how to get the graphics to work. Does anyone know?

I upgraded, but was disappointed that the upgrade did not provide a full resolution for the iPad. How do you get the graphics to work?

[quote user="BeoFab"] Electrified, I can tell you love a good argument but in my humble opinion sometimes is wiser to stop arguing. Now as for the "Airplay" thing which by the way is THE topic in this thread I think that any new technology is welcome "open" or "closed" which brings enterteinment and comfort and

The tech specs of the BeoLab 3500 in the catalog show as an accessory "cove" now in addition to the base stand and wall bracket. Does anyone have any more info on this?

It sounds like the BeoSound 5 is ideal for your needs. I find the interface to be very smooth and intuitive. Once you have your music collection transferred to the BeoMaster 5, you're freed from your computer. HOWEVER, you should be prepared that the album cover art that iTunes finds for you when tagging ripped CDs is of low resolution and will

[quote user="macjonny1"] Has anyone tried this? B&O has the best looking IR eye. Was wondering if plugging it in to non B&O equipment (such as a non B&O receiver, etc) would work with the remote for that equipment if it wasn't a Beolink or Beo 4. [/quote] I think it will work. I've used a B&O IR eye with the Lintronic

It will be great if this same feature is extended to the BeoMaster 5 for existing B&O tvs. It seems possible since the BeoMaster 5 already provides access to the internet. Most blu-ray players already offer great internet content such as Hulu Plus, Netlfix, Amazon Video on Demand, etc. While most of us probably already have these services on our