I dont have my BS5 infront of me but it goes something like this:- 1. Find the station (horizontal position) you want to add to favourites, press and hold GO. 2. At the same time, rotate the wheel and Favourites should appear. 3. Release the GO when the favourite number slot is horizontal (otherwise it will over-write any existing station that is in

Wow indeed. I bought an absolute mint GB spec Rosewood BG8002 on eBay last year complete with what sounded (to me) like a fully functional MMC2 for £150. This was after a number unsuccessful bid attempts on 3 other units which went for over £250 to £400. I guess it is all in the luck of the draw on who else wants one at the same time

I have noticed that somehow my Beo5 no longer issues commands from the digits page. The Beo5 was (when this problem was first noted) was written with config Tool 2.20 when I first started using (and configured for ) a BS5.. With Config tool 3, the problem has not gone away or been over-written The digits are still available to be seen and touched, offer

Not true. I had a BC2 and it was re-coded to Region 0. 10%

I get confused with the configuration of "AudioMaster" on the BS5. I think it is a complicating term. Simply put, the BS5 (head unit - not just the BM5) can act like a BS9000 or a BeoPort. I use mine as a B&O audiomaster but not an "AudioMaster". There is no other music playing machine involved other than a BV7-40 (which is the

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Would not be suprised if Idealab had 20 people working on 3-4 mobile phone concepts or 2-3 Standalone DVD/BR/disc-spinning concepts. Probalby a smart move, focusing on core large-scale A/V concepts rather than lots of shiny TBS toys. 10%

My first thoughts were positive. However, I do see a number of issues which BeoWorld will have to take into due consideration:- 1. Subscriptions. A large number of BeoWorld members make annual subscriptions to this site. As such, they directly support the viability of the site. Also Lee, who I believe has made a significant capital investment to initiate

TWG, Sounds like your BS5 is working correctly. Perhaps you did not have MOTs originally because the BM5 was still analysising your HDD. In terms of how the BS5 works (MOTs is always ON btw), the commentary below from TripEnglish is succinct. [quote user="TripEnglish"] Gentlemen, It is picking up somewhere on the MOTS playlist that track had

TWG, Just another thought? Can you send a screen-shot of your BM5 file directory structure (you can do this when your master PC has the BM file-system connected through your network)? It has occured to me that perhaps it may be possible to park all your music in a directory in the BM5 that could not be read by the MOTs engine but can be read for musical