Going back to the original question about whether BeoPort has this or not... the answer is no and yes. No, BeoPort just plays whatever audio is presented to it at the audio "in" port (I used to run my turntable thru this). Yes, because you can do whatever you want to the audio before it gets to BeoPort. Stan

Thanks Stefan! Yes, I just need to stop pressing the GO button. Works fine now. I guess I certainly was confused Stan

Maybe I'm confused, but I could swear that I used to be able to press a number, then GO (while in N.Radio mode) on my Beo4, and the BeoSound5 would choose that favorite. For example, press 5+GO, it would go the station at favorite #5. Anyway, it seems like since the recent upgrade, this no longer works... and I miss it... Can someone confirm whether

You'll also find that most who criticize have never actually heard a B&O system (at least this has been my experience). Stan

[quote user="elephant"] However I am starting to dislike it's centre speaker ! [/quote] I'm curious why you say this? I'm in the very early stage of considering a BV-8 40 (just came to the States), and thought the center speaker was one of it's strengths? Stan

Here's a link to the compatibility matrix I spoke of earlier. From my interpretation, the BL2000 is supported as I described above (assuming you have at least 2.0 software). http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/12281/91391.aspx#91391 Stan

I believe this requires a trip to the dealer. I got the impression that they load it via bluetooth - when i got mine upgraded, the dealer had to send it out because "we don't have the machine". Whether this is true or the dealer was telling a story, I do not know. I also don't know how much they charge since mine was covered under

I *think* all you would need is a ML cable to connect from BS4000 to Wireless TX, then ML cable from Wireless RX to BL2000. I do not believe you need an IR eye, as the ML signals from the BL2000 should "wake up" the Wireless RX. One thing to check. I remember a while back somebody posted a Wireless compatiblity matrix. You may want to take

NO. They are not the same. I originally went down this path with my dealer as well. There's a thread from a few years back that has the actual B&O part number. From this old thread: "B&O America have a cable 0898126". This is what I ordered and what worked. Here's the link to the thread as there may be other tidbits to glean

Most people do not like BeoPlayer because (like most B&O designs) it doesn't offer a lot of control in managing music. It does what it does and if you like it, that's great. If you wish you could change how it organizes (especially double-cds), change display, etc., then you will probably be frustrated. I happen to like BeoPlayer because