Hi Pete, I have the same problem. Check Peter's answer in this thread . Apparently it has to do with some sort of gearbox (so not much to be done yourself unfortunately) My unit has been doing so now and then for 3 years now. Maybe I should bring it to service but as I don't use CDs or DVDs much, I have not bothered yet... Please keep us posted

Hello Peter, would they look like this one ? (the front of this one is same as BL active/passive : Timer/up/down/play buttons)

I cannot believe no one on this forum knows what IR Eye this is! Come on, technical wizards...

I know... it is not the regular one with 5 connectors. I am wondering what version that is. When I searched the forum I found that (somewhat old) thread related to IR eye for Beoport. You'll find at the end of the thread someone managed to have a "normal" puck work with Beoport. All it needs is finding the +5v, IR data, and ground connections

Hi there, Could you please help me with the following: - which IR Eye version is this ? It has 6 connectors (3x2) on the back, and the common "Timer, up, down, Play" buttons - will it work with Beoport ? - if so, which connections to use to connect it to the 3.5 jack ? Thank you

As far as I know, MkII has no HDMI, and I was wondering whether there was any Apple-Remote PUC update at all for MkII

Sorry if this has been adressed before. Did some searching into old posts without success... Is it possible to connect an AppleTV (either 1G or 2G) to an MkII BV7-40 and control it via PUC ? Side question (well, sort of...): is it wise today to buy a second-hand MkII BV7 ? Main usage would be watching tv/vod through adsl set top box and (audio)master

Hello Phil Any plan to get it to work with Tiger ? btw, I join to everybody here to praise this great work Regards

Hi, I have a mac mini G4 1.25ghz upgraded to 1Go RAM as a media center (with extra external HD storage space). It works just fine connected to a Beoport (with BM-Link) in playing and controlling my iTunes music library over the ML network. It is also connected to my (LOEWE) LCD TV via a DVI connection and I must say the picture quality is very good

Bonjour, Si je comprends bien, dans la pièce principale, on retrouve le Beosystem (ou Beocenter) 2300 avec 2 Beolab2500. De là, le plus simple est de brancher un Beolink Converter (1611) à la prise Aux du Beosystem2300. Du Converter 1611 ressort un cable ML qui peut être distribué dans la maison, soit d'une pièce