Would the best solution be to simply unplug the BeoCenter 2 from the MasterLink?

Realizing that I now NEVER use CDs or standard radio, I want to program n.music as "CD" and n.radio as "RADIO" on my BeoSound 5 in order to use the physical buttons on the beo4. I'm hoping someone can help me with the "option" programming. Here is what I have: 1. A BeoSystem 3 2. A BeoSound 5 in the came room, connected

I would stay clear of any Samsung blu-ray player. I recently bought a newer model Samsung and had the exact same problem that you described. The older models have a very slow start-up time, which creates another problem entirely with the BeoSystem "giving up" on trying to detect the video signal and going into "video mute" mode until

[quote user="Chrisreunion"] A combined BeoLink remote control/BeoCom DECT phone. Both share the same design: top screen/display, numeric keypad, battery compartment. Both share the same operating principles, move with you around the house, all that's needed to Beo4 is a loudspeaker below its screen & a microphone inside the "O"

Razlaw, How could you possibly part with your beautiful BeoSystem 1 cabinet? I think it looks great with your setup. For myself, I increased storage by adding a 4-drawer Avant cabinet next to the BeoSystem 1 cabinet. The materials match perfectly. I actually like the interest created by have the sloping angle of the BeoSystem 1 cabinet contrasted by

I have the Beolab 10 triangular center channel speaker and am extremely pleased with it. You can wall mount it beneath the tv and it is quite slim in depth. Also, the front grill is VERY easy to remove to replace with any of the color options. However, the replacement grills are quite expensive. BTW, my Beolab 10 replaced a pair of Beolab 4000 speakers

I have a BeoSystem 1 connected to a BeoVision 4. The only way I can get a video signal from the blu-ray player is to first select the blu-ray player (command "DVD"), wait for it to power up, then switch to another source (e.g. "TV"), THEN switch back to the blu-ray player. My guess is that the blu-ray player's start-up time takes

I, too, have been getting the blue screen since my BS5 software update. It returns to normal if I unplug the BM5, wait 15 seconds, and plug it back into the power. However, when I return home in the afternoon after work, it agains has the blue screen. I'm backing-up the music files to be prepared.

I would suggest using the CX100s as the rears and using the 4000s for the surrounds. When playing lossless 5.1 blu-rays, the surround processor will not matrix the sound, which means that the rear speakers won't be used.

There is now an "exclude" option to remove an album, artist, song, from MOTS when "clean up" is turned on. There is now an icon on the screen that indicates when MOTS is playing. The release notes say that the screen can be used as an access point to controls blinds, lights, etc, with ML Gateway. Nice! It says that we can now connect