It will not solve Spiros problem unfortunately. As I understand, he would like to listen to the BS4 sound on speakers connected to his TV and at the same time, he would like to listen to N.MUSIC in a Link Room. This is not acheivable as only one sound signal can be transmitted at a time on the Masterlink cable. In this case there would be two signals

Keith, you're talking about the original B&O iPhone App. This one is different and works with Beoport and Linkplayer on a Mac. For the moment it only controls the sources as accessed on the Mac, it is not yet a remote control for all the B&O in your house. There is a whole thread in the Mac forum.

I have a Beosound 2500 in a ML setup. Works like a charm.

Apple Lossless is not an open standard... Apple is not licensing it, so stop moaning at B&O.

Does anyone know how one can read the data being transmitted on the Masterlink cable?

As Stensby noted, I had the good surprise this morning that the little elves at Apple have approved LinkRemote for sale on the App Store. You can find more informations, usage and the download link on the website .

[quote user="XavierItzmann"]Isn't display functionality dependent on the receiving device?[/quote] Speakers can only display the source name, playlist and track numbers, as well as volume indication. They cannot, I think display random text (song title). LinkPlayer sends Playlist and Track numbers to the Masterlink, so your TV, Audio system

Thanks Your suggestion makes perfect sense. I'll try and add it for the next release. p.

[quote user="Chrisreunion"]Any kind of interesting info, or just the plain "RADIO 1" or "PHONO 3"? [/quote] I do not think it displays any kind of info at all. When I have the time I'll check if the PC version (beoplayer) does send something, but I doubt.

[quote user="Chrisreunion"]Any kind of interesting info, or just the plain "RADIO 1" or "PHONO 3"? [/quote] I do not think it displays any kind of info at all. When I have the time I'll check if the PC version (beoplayer) does send something, but I doubt.