I have also had problems with plug player. I can connect it but then the interface is very slow. It does not respond to touches of the iPad screen and when it does it locks up briefly.

Has anybody seen the two way on the Beo 6 functioning?

I have streamed music from the iPhone with Twonky. I think it can be done from eLyric also but have not yet tried it.

I think it is. seems to work smoothly with no glitches. Only problem I have is not all cover art is shown but I think that has more to do with the format I have the art in than the app itself. Also, if the B and O system is off, selecting a track on the iPad will cause the entire system to turn on. No Beo 4/5/6 needed to start music playing. Volume

I like eLyric. The iPad version even gives album notes.

Twonky locates and displays Beomaster5. Have you tried the eLyric app? It seems to work the best for me.

[quote user="cabj"] Thank you for your advice. I have been struggling for the past few hours to get twonky back on track again, it froze, then the iphone froze, and I had to reinstall twonky, but alas the result is the same. It plays, but it seems from my diskstation, even though beomaster is the player. And when I want to play a track it

A thought, maybe try shutting the Twonky app down, turning the Beosound on, and then turning app on. I think I did that once and it helped one of the apps I have tried find it.

I am at work right now so I will tell you as best I can without having the Beosound in front of me. In the Twonky App there are places to select both the server and the player. Once it finds the device you can select it. If the app is not finding the device, I am not sure why. From the home screen select the book icon at the top left and that should

With Twonky I am able to 1.play the music on the Beomaster 5/Beosound 5 and control it with the Tonky app on iPhone or iPad, 2. Stream music from iPhone or iPad to the 5 and control it with the app, and 3. Stream music from the iPad to the 5 and control it with the iPhone.