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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Do you still buy CDs? Do you still listen to FM (or AM) radio? Do you have kids? Can you get a decent price for the BS4? Is space at a premium? I have kept my BS9000 with my BS5. I still buy a CD from time to time and the immediate gratification side of me likes to pop it into the CD player without waiting to burn it. I also listen to the radio from
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I've said this before on the these threads and I'll say it again... show me one company that Apple plays nice with other than Apple. iPod docks do not count since I think we're all wanting superior integration with Mac computers vs. iPods. Are there any known products that contain embedded Macs (like BM5's embedded PC)? Apple "owns"
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There is no N.AUDIO. Just N.Radio and N.Music. Since the BS5 is set to NO AUDIOMASTER, the volume is only controlled via the BS9000. I have this same setup. Moving the volume wheel does not change the blue circle. This is "as designed". To me, the seems like a master link problem - either a problem with the cable or one of the connection.
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Whoo-Hooo!!! I won, I won, I won After so many shut-outs, I wasn't even going to look.... but then curiousity got the best of me... Thanks Lee, Beoworld and PrizeDrawBot. Stan
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[quote user="elephant"] [quote user="Stan"] Then, to listen to the TV, you select N.Music, and stop iTunes. I do this with my turntable... it's kind of a pain, but does do the job. [/quote] So Stan to confirm your implication, the BeoPort lacks the Active's "PC" or alternative source capability ? A pity, because
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Irony or sarcasm, I'm sure Not always obvious in written word and across languages/cultures (speaking from experience, unfortunately)... Stan
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I have a 1636 SW 1.1 working with the PC input. Stan
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If your Beoport is near the TV, you could run the audio from the TV through a splitter into the Beoport (so both the computer's audio and TV's audio go into the Beoport). Then, to listen to the TV, you select N.Music, and stop iTunes. I do this with my turntable... it's kind of a pain, but does do the job. Stan
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To my knowledge, there's no PC input port on the BL Passive so, no, this is only an option with the Active. With respect to documentation, I believe, the port was added to the Active to support the BeoLink PC (the forerunner of the BeoLink PC2/BeoPort). I think the manual may be on this site. IIRC, in typical B&O fashion, it doesn't say
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The part number for the cable that connects from an audio source to the "PC input" port on the newer BL active is 0898126 Stan
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