Hi peter,

Thanks for your reply. I've a couple of Beolab 8000 and a couple of Beolab 4000 attached to the Beovision 3 (DTS Module). No speakers are attached to the Beoport.

Roeland.

Is the Beoport in the same room? By having it connected to the ML system in option 6, I had imagined that you had it in a separate room and that you wanted to access the sources from that room.

What exactly do you want it to be able to do. I will look up the option setting when I get home for you tonight but a list of the connections and options you have already would be helpful.

The Beoport is in the same room. I want to be able to play N.Music and N.Radio through the Beoport on my Beocenter 2. So the connections are as followed :

• I've a ML cable from the BV3 connected through a junction Box to the BC2 and the Beoport. I've tested the ML cable on all ends and it functions correctly.
• The Speakers are connected to the BV3 
• The BV3 is programmed as V.Option 2
• The BC2 is programmed as A.Option 0
• The Beoport is programmed as Option 6
• Steps taken :
• Added N.Music and N.Radio to the BC2 (list options)
• I've disconnected everything from the mains
• Disconnected the ML cables
• Connected everything again to the mains
• Programmed the options for each
• Disconnected all again from the mains
• Connected the ML cables
• Connected again to the mains first the BV3, second the BC2 and third the Beoport
• When I press N.Music (or N.Radio) on either the Beoport or Beo4 (BC2) I can not see anything happening. Only N.Radio starts playing on the computer.

Hope this helps, thanks again.

Roeland

If the Beoport is in the same room as the TV and BC2, simply remove the IR eye and use the beo4 through the TV.

The on-screen remote control only controls speakers that are connected directly to the Beoport.

 of course, if you start N.MUSIC with the Beo4 and then use the local virtual remote on the right of the screen you can then change song, etc...

p.

I've rechecked the computer connections. Audio in on the Beoport is connected to the audio output on the computer. USB is also connected properly. I thought that everything should be installed correctly as you say, because all the sources are shown in the source list. I also did a clean install of Windows Vista yesterday and after that the installation of the Beoport software.

@ wtlc2zpx :

I can play N.Radio on my computer, as far as I understand when I start N.Radio on the BC2 it should also play the same sounds that are played on the computer and it should also be possible to use the on-screen remote to control the BC2. Should it also not be possible to control the DVD/TV/.. sources with the onscreen remote (except the volume control) ? This does not (yet) work in my case.

You won't be able to control the other sources from Beoplayer except on the computer. This is so you can use one source on the computer whilst someone else could be watching TV etc otherwise you would break into their program. If you were using the same source, you will have some control though. (I have read this and it comes across incorrectly! You can control external sources via Beoplayer but this may not be seen at the source itself. For instance, playing CD will play the CD but will not switch on the speakers of the AV system. It would be expecting to use speakers attached to the Beoport. You may notice that there is a black sticker on the Beoport. Take this off and you will find another jack socket marked OUT. Run a jack from this to the audio in on the computer and you can use the speakers attached to teh computer.)

I don't understand why you don't get any output of N.Radio or N.Music though. Have you tried the headphone socket on the Beoport to see if it is getting that far?

Peter,

I can hear the audio on the computer through another jacket connected to the soundcard. That jacket goes to the computer speakers (Non B&O [:'(])

When I connect the A8 Earphones to the headphone socket on the Beoport I can hear the music through the earphones. So it is getting that far....

Roeland