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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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I bought a BS5 to replace my Beoport. So far, I've been fine with using the BeoPort controls with the BS5. I'm thinking about doing a proper programming, however. I seem to recall warnings about not deleting equipment from a configuration file. What would be the best approach to remove a BeoPort and add a BS5? Make my BeoPort zone invisible
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My Beo5 is programmed for a BeoPort rather than Beosound 5. This allows me to specify N.Music and N.Radio and simple navigation. Is there anything more that can be done via a properly programmed Beo5? I cannot make heads or tails of the manual. It seems to say that there is a MOTS button, but isn't MOTS pretty much always on? Is it worth my while
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I'm not an expert by any means - I got rid of my surround sound a few years ago... but I think the BL4 would make a decent rear speaker, and, according to my dealer, it's not that unusual... he told me that he has sold many for rear speakers - they're small and pack a decent punch for their size... good WAF. I also think their bass would
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Yes, it is just as easy as selecting the songs from iTunes and dragging them over the BeoConnect icon. Note that the BS5 will not play DRM protected songs from the iTunes music store. No, you cannot control or display from the BS5/BM5 with an iPod Touch. The BS5 only responds to a Beo4 or Beo5. The BM5 is an audio master so it can drive link speakers
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1. No 2. There are 100s (maybe 1000s) of stations available. I would think most popular stations are covered. You cannot add your own, but I read somewhere that you can ask B&O to add a station. I have not had to do this. I'm still working through the stations trying to find those worth listening (and there are many). Stan
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Chances are that your TV has a "fixed" volume audio output. This means that the audio output level does not change. Look at the owner's guide or look closely to the back of the TV and the word "fixed" may be printed near the output jacks. If you are lucky, your TV has 2 sets of audio output jacks. One is fixed, the other is variable
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Here's thread where there is much information about this capability: http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/p/15997/118815.aspx To cut to the chase, the part number that I ordered from B&O America was 0898126 Although, Keith Saunders mentions that the part number was 6270759 Stan
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There is a little known feature of a BeoLink Active that allows it to accept audio input via the PC port. I have a Toshiba LCD TV that I've connected the audio output to the PC input on the active. You press "PC" on the Beo4 to have the Active send this audio to the speakers. You do need to connect this via MasterLink to the BM5. The TV
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I believe you want option 6. It could be in whatever option causes it to ignore the Beo4. Does anything happen if you touch the square on the display that says "Mute" on it. This should turn the speaker on/off. Does it display the correct time? If it doesn't display the time (it may take a minute or two for this to happen) and the "mute"
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I believe the BS5/BM5 must be audio master. Otherwise, it will not send sound to its ports... at least this has been my experience. Stan
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