I think if you were playing N.MUSIC in any other room than the room when the Beoport is located, this should work, as the Audio Master is then involved and the music is being sent on the masterlink. But in your case LinkPlayer is playing locally in a linkroom and the audiomaster is not aware of it. We can do a test if you want, following the usual procedure

No, you can't. p.

Have we had the results of the vore for the Most Entertaing, helpful members, etc.?

It is a problem with LinkPlayer in option 2 that I knew happened with the Beolab 2000. I think the issue with the Beolab 3500 is the same. There will be a fix at some point.

There is a new version of LinkRemote on the App Store. It will work fine on iPhone iOS 3.0, 3.1 or iOS 4.0, and on the iPad. It's got some features that will only be visible on the next version of LinkPlayer that I am working on and that should be released in about a week.

Do not hesitate to ask for some help using the procedure on this page: http://web.me.com/philrobin/LinkPlayer/Feedback.html

Pete, You need to split the audio signal to go for one part to the TV, for the other part to the Beoport. The sound that goes to the TV is used when you call the full screen interface, when you call it using the PC key. The sound that goes to the Beoport is used to distribute N.MUSIC and N.RADIO. If you do not need N.MUSIC, N.RADIO distribution, you

On a PC you can set Beoport in option 0 and it will act as an audio master. (On a mac as well but with LinkPlayer). It should all be fine as long as your Beoport and your TV are on the same side of the Beolink Wireless.

You can effectively only have one N.MUSIC server in the house. Could you describe your setup... which element (TV, audio) you've got in which room... P.

Apple products are release throughout the year now. This page in french has RAG indicators that tell you if it is a good idea to buy and if it is urgent to wait... http://www.mac4ever.com/news/ I created a clipping of it in my dashboard!