Not really. This person has chosen to have just a dedicated source only for his system. I'm looking to still have full function from the ML system that is in place as well as the ability to choose a local source.

Hi all, Has anyone a solution to connect a local source, such as an iPod, to a Beolab 3500 and keep it part of the masterlink system of the house for general sources from the master product?

Has anybody tried the solution from Madsystems? I am just wondering the same thing as bonbazar but would like to still have a connection to the rest of the system, i.e.have a local source connected to my 3500 as well as access to my home system?

Has anybody had a problem with the MkIV 7-40? I have recently updated the software in one and now it freezes from time to time. Also now the blu ray drive won't update via the ethernet socket, it doesn't even see the connection. Anyone have anything similar?

I recently installed a BS5/BM5 and after installing BeoPlayer on the PC and registering the BS5/BM5 the PC locked up. Is there a reason for the BeoPlayer software overrunning the PC? When you exit out of BP the pc works fine. Then when you open BP and connect to BM5 the PC freezes again. Any Ideas?

Basically I want to have all my products in the house on the on beo4. The house has a beovision 4-50 with systsem 3, beovis 4-37 with a beosys 2 and a beocentre 2 as the dvd and audio master but I wanted a mirror tv for the living room and B&O don't do one yet. I have a pair of beovox 1 in the living room to bring the audio in so I have tried

HI, I know this has probably been asked hundreds of times but I have a need to ask, is there a way of putting a non B&O Tv on to a link without tieing up both the ML and coax links? What I mean is when your watching TV, DTV or V.AUX your not also using the ML for sound? I have tried a Lintronic box with a passive kit but this ties up both ML and