Hello Jan I googled a little bit - it seems WAV does not support artwork: http://support.apple.com/kb/TA27633?viewlocale=en_US So you will have to decide if you listen to these tracks without artwork or if you convert the file to e.g. AAC and add the artwork then. Kind regards Stefan

Olof, given you mention Coverscout and this is a Mac forum, I assume you are using iTunes for Mac OSX? If so, doesn't iTunes convert the WAV-formatted files to AAC or MP3? Anyway, if Coverscout fails to find Cover information, you may try to install the following Apple script: Search CD Universe for Album v1.0 Find Album Artwork with Google v2.5

I installed Beo5 Configuration Tool V.3.23, reapplied my settings to the Beo5 without a change, and it fixed my problem!

Chucky, are you using Phil's Linkplayer in beta version? This SW is programmed to terminate after 60 (not 30) minutes, but you can optain a version from Phil that doesn't: http://web.me.com/philrobin/LinkPlayer/Feedback.html

Hi Kaz Good work! I am glad this worked out for you! Best regards, Stefan

Great, now I would like you to do exactly the same, but not limited to ten pings: 1) Go to your Windows 7 implementation running in Parallels Desktop V5. Make sure the network connection is bridged, not shared. 2) Open the command console (Start / type cmd in the Search programs box / hit Enter). 3) write PING plus the Beomaster's IP-address PLUS

Now, with regards to the login problem, please do kindly try the following: Go to your Windows 7 implementation running in Parallels Desktop V5. Make sure the network connection is bridged, not shared. Open the command console (Start / type cmd in the Search programs box / hit Enter). write PING plus the Beomaster's IP-address (e.g. ping 192.168

Are you using static IP address for your Macintosh connected via Wireless LAN as well? Also, I understand that you are not allowed in - but we wanted to look at the connection drop problem first. So if I understood you right, the connection should survive for more than 15 mins. Now, with regards to the login problem, please do kindly try the following

Would you be so kind to write down for me the static IP-address of the Beomaster (for example 192.168.3.10) Network mask of your network (for example 255.255.255.0) static IP-address of your Airport Express (for example 192.168.3.1) Also, please check with your Airport Express that the subnet range of dynamic addresses does not overlap with the range

I do not own a Beomaster 5, so my assistance is limited to as I regard the Beomaster 5 as a server which behaves oddly towards connections. I would first try to attack the connection drop problems. To this aim, I would recommend setting the Beomaster 5 to a static IP-adress instead of a variable one. Also, I would try to connect the Mac via a cable