Thanks for the tip. Stan

I'm not sure that I believe the claim that this program reads the disk in a superior manner to other programs. It's all just data after all. In fact, an audio-cd reader has a larger margin for error in that it doesn't have to read a CDs data 100%. Can the human ear actually hear a missed bit here or there? No. A computer program, on the

[quote user="rednik"] Err sorry, but No. Not correct, right back at ya. Cat 5 and 6 will work perfectly for distributing masterlink and powerlink as the op requested. Granted, B&O sugest that you use Cat 7 and I would always run this where possible, but for an existing Cat 5 installation it will work fine. The suggestion for Cat 7 comes

Could you characterize "lightening fast"? How much faster than BeoPlayer (which, I believe, is just using wmp under the covers so, I assume, the performance between BeoPlayer and wmp are similar)? Stan

Or re-transfer you music using the new version of BeoConnect. This is what I did. Deleted the mac music from the BS5, then copied it again using the new version of BeoConnect. Yes, it took a day or so, and another day or so for MOTS to catch up (but the computers were doing the work, not me... I just had to peek at it once in a while to make sure it

You can overwrite the low res pictures with your high resolution pictures with BeoPlayer. Just drag the high res picture over the old picture... actually, I couldn't get this to work... so I used a freeware application "mp3tag" to delete the low-res pictures. Stan

You cannot check the active settings (the active has no display and the remote is only one-way), only re-program to option 5 or 6. There are instructions somewhere on this site on how to do this. Stan

Unless you're playing an album or artist, MOTS is always on so selecting a new song reseeds MOTS. If you hold GO on the Beo4, it will reseed MOTS using the current song. Unless you're playing an album or artist, this doesn't usually change things tremendously because the songs are already similar. That is, the song is already in queue with

I'm with Geoff. I use mine every day, and they work great. Then again, according to my dealer, I am an exception. I have wifi, cordless phones and a microwave (not used very much). It took some time to find a placement that didn't drop at times. My biggest challenge was people - people standing/walking in the path between the transmitter and

The fact that they do not sell the BV8-40 in the USA... and higher priorities since I have a TV that works for now (although, after only ~2 yrs my "nothing special" Toshiba LCD is not turning on every time - Internet tells me this is a common problems that will cost ~$300-$500 to fix... I miss the bullet proof CRT days ). On the audio front