Many of us are using N.Radio for our every day relax/music/news etc. That is it also in my case. But last 2 days after i used it through my Beomedia1 (and also on Beoport), my favorite station dissapeared after the update from the list of my Country! I know there are hundreds of others but ok, all of us have a favorite station. The specific broadcast is still broadcasting and is one of the most popular. So my question is? Who is playing with the updates of Net Radio stations in B&O? Does anyone know for what reason they might omit some normally playing stations? And is there an email service where we can send B&O to relist stations on their database??

Bankruptcy possible?

alenvprekrsku:

Bankruptcy possible?

Haha ...not yet!

alenvprekrsku:

   Bankruptcy possible?   

... or beeing a victim of their own sucess.

I was told they are constantly monitoring the availability of the stations.

Beeing a listener of ABC-Classical-FM (Australia's national classical music network - being not very
likely to go bankrupt) I had the problem problem several times over the last years.

Too many users
>> too often "connection failed"
>> taken of the list
>> reappeared on the list after some weeks.

Send an e-mail to B&O customer service and complain ...

Thank you Vienna for your answer. I did send an email this morning. So let's wait and see...I will keep you posted.

Not quite the same problem, but similar. I use a Roku /Pinnacle NRadio unit connected to a vintage Beomaster (via Tape input).

Twice a year or thereabouts the unit demands a repeat of the WiFi router password coinciding with what I assume to be an online software update, wiping out all of my stored online radio stations (but always defaulting to a basic set of stations chosen by Roku.) I then have to search for my stations again (either alphabetically or by country etc). It's all a real pain because I always have to re-learn the complicated search and store process.

Graham

I do not understand why there is no way to enter the URL of known radio stations to add them on a list - I mean it's my "problem" if quality is bad but if I wish to listen to a special station...can't be a big (software) problem...

regards elmar