I'm not bothered by it. However, music that I've re-ripped into WMA lossless plays without gaps.

I concur that what you experienced is unacceptable customer service. I, too, have encountered this recent attitude from "Beo(doesn't)Care" referring me back to the dealer. My dealer is fantastic, but I don't expect the dealer to have the level of technical knowledge that I would expect from BeoCare. Was your experience in the U.S.

I absolutely love my BeoSound 5 and can't imagining being without it. It truly has re-acquainted me with some great music in my library that I haven't listened to in years. Besides the MOTS functionality, the interface really makes a large digital music library very accessible. I will say, however, that you could be pretty unsatisfied if your

Actually, a recent appellate court ruling has hit a huge blow at Kaleidescape's exception of legality.

Kaleidescape is in the PUC; however, there is a very reasonably priced alternative: the Tvix 6500A. This is also in the PUC and is a fraction of the cost.

I, too, am interested in learning more about this. I've been trying to find a solution for the many cables running out of the BeoSystem 3. It's hard to find something with a large enough diameter to contain so many cables.

It certainly looks like the Tvix 6500 is an affordable substitute for Kaleidescape. After having all of my music accessible via BeoSystem 5, I find that I no longer need the CDs. It's nice to get rid of that clutter. It would be great to be able to do the same with my DVD library and have it accessible via the Tvix 6500.

Trip, What's your opinion of the Tvix 6500, which B&O recommends for managing video libraries?

The Samsung blu-ray player that I have does not have netflix. However, I have played streaming netflix via the Xbox 360 on my BeoSystem 1 and the quality is really pretty horrible. Nothing at all like the high quality of AppleTV. My new BeoSystem 3 has the Playstation 3 in the PUC and controls it perfectly. For the BeoSystem 1, however, I had to use

I just read your other thread. It sounds like you've done a thorough job of troubleshooting and trying everything. I just read today about the PS3 enabling NetFlix streaming: http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/news/show/PlayStation_3/Netflix/Streaming_Content/Sony_Adds_Netflix_Streaming_To_PlayStation_3/3668 I also have the PS3 and think it's a