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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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Sorry Stefan, I was saying that I though we had to use the PC connection because otherwise the BeoSystem 3 tries to process the video. With PC mode, the signal from the mac mini in this case would be sent in as it is? Or does it not matter?
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But doesn't the BeoSystem 3 process the signals of the V.AUX/V.MEM ?
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Hi Stefan, Thanks for all your help. The thing is that since my BV1 doesn't accept the PC command, I still won't be able to access the music, right? Does this option offer any advantages over the Airport Express solution?
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Thanks again Phil, I guess this Beonet is the one to wait for...
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Exactly DoubleU and no DACs! Apple really is as far as I want to diverge from B&O... I always feel like if I start using other equipment... I'm doing something "wrong" hehe
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I think I got it! Why don't I just use an Apple AirPort Express!? Then I can have that connected to the Ouverture. This would then let me: Itunes :- Stream over WiFi from the Mac Mini to the Ouverture, then to the BV1 Boxee :- Keep the SPDIF... etc cable to the BV7. Thanks Apple :) And thanks to BeoWorld :)
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Hi Phil, Thanks for the post, I checked the prices of the DACMagic and they go for around £250-£300! If I didn't go for this option, then if I set the mac to output in analog, a simple y-splitter would work I guess. If I replace my bedroom TV with a BV8 for example that can accept the 'PC' command, would the current setup suffice
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P.S. The other advantage is that using my iPhone, I can control anything I want to listen to in the Linkroom (just need to figure out what to do with this splitter)...
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Thanks Mat. Im thinking about using Boxee. Now there is an iPhone app for it as well, and I have the STB for it. So its full control. I paid £250 for the mac mini with 2GB Ram and 120GB HDD, which is loads cheaper than any other decent solution that I've had to consider. Worse case its still a very usable computer. with the use of arRsync
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Hi Guys, I finally bought a mac mini to act as a dedicated media server. My setup is: BV7-40 MK3 with BS Ouverture in lounge and BV1 in bedroom, BL2000 in kitchen. I think there will be no probs outputing the mac mini sound via toslink + spdif adapter to the BV7, however, I also want to split the signal in order to listen to the music via the ouverture
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