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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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[quote user="Kevin"] My own setup is iTunes to Airport to BeoLabs. The part coming from the BeoLabs is "Cable - External Line" which is a DIN to RCA male as mentioned above. It is a B&O product and the part # is 6270856. You'll need one for each speaker. From there, you will need an RCA female to mini stereo adaptor. Here's
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What I heard last time I asked this question, I was told that the Apple TV could not learn the B&O remote signals as they are using different frequencies, or something like that, if I recall correctly ... Can someone confirm or not? I also believe that I did indeed try it out, without success. Jesper
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hi JK, I have 2 times Beolab 6000 .. I do not see how I can connect them directly to the airport express ..? Cheers, jesper
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Hi there, I have a spare set of Beolabs, and I was thinking whether it is possible to feed them with music (wirelessly) via an apple airport express (using a Beoport box in-between)? Could I control the loudspeakers using the Beo4 remote control? So, in other words .. there would be no PC/Mac connected directly to the Beoport .. only the airport express
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> Only the Beolab 5. okay, but is this only the case for the solution you talk about or is this the case in general? .. or let me then put it differently .. say one has a pair of beolab 8000s .. is there anyway to connect them to an ATV/Mac mini without having the B&O stereo in between? or is the B&O stereo mandatory? I mean, the loudspeakers
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>You can use the ATV with the BeoLab 5s. A simple optical > coaxial digital converter will do the trick. They're cheap and don't degrade the sound in any >way as the output is identical to the input. sorry, I do not quite get it .. are you saying that one can connect a Beolab speaker directly to an ATV/MacMini without having a B&O
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hi there, i just read that the new software version 2.3 for the AppleTV make it capable of learning the signals of other IR-based remotes, such that one can use them instead of the AppleTV remote .. and which, if it works, would circumvent the need for the STB upgrade on the Beovision (7-32, in my case) .. any one tried this out yet? jesper
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Ehlerz, can you tell me which version of the STB controller software you now have? btw. is AppleTV officially supported by this software upgrade? Jesper
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hi there, I have been reading many posts concerning getting AppleTV to work with Beovision 7-32 Mk III, including being able to control it using the Beolink 4 ... my questions are: 1) How can I see if I have a Mk II or Mk III series (and btw. what is the difference?) 2) Does AppleTV only work with Mk III or also with Mk II? Can a Mk II somehow be upgraded
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