Wow it works really well! I've got an original 2G 8Gb iPhone and have upgraded it to 2.0 software then downloaded the remote app. It controls iTunes 7.7 perfectly so now combined with the BEO4 I can control net.music all over the house :-) It just gets better and better, Rob

iTunes version 7.6.2 (9) BM-Link 1.5 Latest version of Leopard All working fine thanks!

Hi Ralf, Not sure I can give you a definitive answer, but I can tell you what I've got running and can assure you it works really well! I have music throughout the house all driven from a MacMini running iTunes and BM-Link. STUDY: MacMini with 200Gb USB2 drive for MP3's running iTunes and BM-Link connected to BeoPort with IR Eye, TV MX4000 and

Thanks TWG, this is great news! I converted my BeoPort to run on my Mac rather than a PC running XP and have never looked back. As I also have an iPhone this could be a great combo. Only one thought I assume you'll have to have the WiFi on the iPhone on all the time to make the remote function usable, I wonder what the battery life will be? I'm

Hi Richard, Yes, it's very good, the iPhone screen really shows its quality well with the TV programmes. I just caught up with the last episode of The Passion. All we need now is a really fast network connection when on the move (like 3G) and then you can do this on the train! Rob

I've moved from my old PC server running XPPro to my Mac Mini running Leopard and BM-Link. :-) All is working well on the MasterLink network with my Avant & BS3000 picking up the music flawlessly. However, in my study where the Mac Mini (& PC Server) resides I used to also be able listen to whatever was playing via the mini-jack (not PowerLink

I've just bought a MacBook Air having not using Mac since it's early days. The elegant design attracted me, but I have to say having used Windows XP and Vista for some years Leopard is a breath of fresh air - IT WORKS! As a traveller it is an ideal machine. The lack of DVD/CD drive is no problem I simply network over the wifi to a shared one