Well it certainly doesn't run on my box....(Intel iMac)

Not for me :-( Still no luck... cheers -tb

I am using 7.4.2 and 1.0. I also noted, that BM Link will stop working as soon as Parallels runs - regardless whether or not BeoPC's USB Port gets mapped to Parallels. So even though a USB Port is not mapped to Parallels it seems Parallels is doing something to these ports that BM-Link doesn't like. When I kill BM Link manually (under 1.0 it's

Here's to prove that IT does not follow any logical paths. I deinstalled 1.5 and reinstalled 1.0! And it works. Deinstalled 1.0 and reinstalled 1.5 And it doesn't work. Reinstalled 1.0 again And it works. I mean, I work in IT myself and I know there's a small program in every large program trying to break out - but that BMLink stuff is really

Ok, I played a little w/ installing/re-installing BM-Link while plugging Beolink PC in and out. I am at a point now, where the box switches on, when I press N.Music. But I have to manually start iTunes (7.4.2) to listen to music. So clearly something's broken. But what. Anyone have any clue? Also, it seems that Parallels is confusing BMLink. Even

Good point. Will try and see what happens ... cheers Torsten

Hi Klas, thanks for that hint. I tried it - but to no avail. Uninstalled BMLink, reinstalled it, stopped it ("waiting...") unplugged BeoPC - nothing. You write you had to do start/stop multiple times. Did you always unplug the BeoPC? cheers Torsten

Hi everybody, I have a weird problem w/ BM-Link. It used to run on my Leopard iMac (not sure which iTunes version, however). At some point I plugged one of these USB card readers into a spare USB port - which created some havoc on my USB bus (Parallels would freak out, for instance). Some days later I wanted to listen to iTunes music on my B&O