I hope you have better luck than we did in removing a cheese sandwich from our VCR that our youngster thought was a "toaster"

[quote user="mbee"]FALSE : it's impossible to wirelessly stream your music from your device outside the range of YOUR PRIVATE WIFI, if it's only based on AirPlay.[/quote] presumably one can direct one's iOS music app to use airplay to send its music wirelessly to the BeoLit 12 ... so I think Moxxey's vision is feasible

[quote user="Steve at Sounds Heavenly"] you won't be left with any more unwanted cables if you change your mind!) Kind regards, Steve. [/quote] I should have though of recommending Steve to solve your problem - he's a good guy and gets from solving many Forum folk's problems

[quote user="elephant"] These two threads delve a little deeper into how iTunes Match works: http://www.macrumors.com/2011/11/14/a-clear-explanation-of-itunes-match/ which then points to this post: http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=13850490&postcount=58 [/quote] Here is an additional tip on using Smart PlayLists to assist in upgrading

These two threads delve a little deeper into how iTunes Match works: http://www.macrumors.com/2011/11/14/a-clear-explanation-of-itunes-match/ which then points to this post: http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=13850490&postcount=58

Both BeoLab 3s and BeoLab 5s have built-in amplifiers. So they both should work from the same connection, unless your BeoLab 5s are being used through a SPDIF connection. So I am a little confused as to why one set works but the other set does not.

[quote user="ButziBaer"] Hallo, i found this photos of the beolit 12: http://gizmologia.com/2011/11/beolit-12-altavoces-portatiles-airplay [/quote] i followed that link and looked at the gallery of photos at the bottom and I think it has been designed by the guy who last worked on the well known B&O ELECTRIC SHAVER !!

I love my BV8 [√] but I am not sure I would include it. My criteria for "best" would be those designs which break away from the common perception of what the device "should" be, so: Beolab 6000 [√] Beosound 9000 BV5 Overture (and all its descendents) I had not realised he did the BS2 [√] and I think I would add

The answer is probably. There is a sister site called BeoTech ... take a look at the wiring diagrams there and your can probably devise a solution. Alternatively Steve at SOUNds HEAVENLY (see advert at bottom of the Beoworld pages0 may be able to work up something for you. We recommend Steve because he is a good guy and sponsors BeoWorld :-)

Are you saying that because iTunes keeps playing you are getting cross-talk when you switch to the TV mode ? If you wanted a permanent solution I would recommend you look at a masterlink connected BeoPort combined with LinkPlayer software on the Mac. But that is an investment that you might not want for an experiment !