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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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So is it supposed to give a little "click" when you press a touch screen button (possibly designed this way to provide audible feedback), or is this what people are complaining about (one person's rattle could very well be my "little click"). Thanks, Stan
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I don't have the wireless, but I will in a few weeks... so, for today, this makes me an expert I believe that wireless can only go one way. That is, you configure the wireless to be a transmitter or a receiver, and sound/ML commands can only go from the transmitter to the receiver (and not the other direction). Therefore, the best you will be able
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Paul, Thanks for your detailed response. I just ordered a BS5 today. I'm glad to hear they are at least considering this as potentially a future update - although I'm not going to hold my breath - it would seem like it would also require a SW update for the BS9000. Stan
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Liberal, Did you ever get this sorted out? I'm considering a similar setup and am curious how this is supposed to work... Stan
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I guess I'm weird... I always kind of like it. Granted, I haven't used it regularly for a few years - switched to mac - so there was not cover art back then. I guess I like it because it is doesn't give me a "computer program" feel. Very minimalist. I guess that cuts both ways. BTW, I messed around with both Windows Media Player
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Yes, the low-low price is to clear the MKIII inventory... at least this is what my dealer told me... I almost went for one - I really just wanted it for integration purposes - and sure, the picture would be an improvement over my cheapo toshiba lcd - however, my room doesn't lend itself to surround sound or placement options (this was the killer
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[quote user="stefan"] .... Also works as a client for the BM5 for listening to BS5 music wirellessly in the garden..... Stefan [/quote] Stefan, When BeoPlayer is connect to the BM5 as you describe, it just allows access to the music stored on the BM5 similar to it being on an external harddrive, correct? (Yes, I realise BeoPlayer is also used
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I bought a beolink active from the bay without any cables. Looking for an IR eye + cable. Any cosmetic condition is ok. Dealer's price for this is as much as I paid for the active! Thanks, Stan
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[quote user="Keith Saunders"] Stan, Please note my statement highlighted in RED in the first posting of this thread.. [/quote] Yes, I saw that, but my experience was a little more confusing (at least to me). It would show fully charged, then press a button, and it would show battery flat and turn off. I'd stick it on the charger again
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When I first programmed my brand new Beo5 with the previous software/firmware (1.40a), I had a similar battery drain problem. Every time I reprogrammed it and tested, I would get an empty battery. I suppose it could have been macros (with 3rd party commands included) because that is what I was testing (turn on/off the cable, tv and speakers). I was
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