No, I haven't had any problems after installing beoport and beoplayer on several computers.

Attach a keyboard to your bm and restart your bm. Try to choose the "recovery" option during booting.  

Thank you for your answer. Did that already. Also downgraded to previous version of Beoport. No change. And it is strange because nothing changed on my otherwise working fine system…. Any other clues ???

Hi Dimitris,

i think you need a new power supply. your dealer can help you with this.

good luck,

Ton

The power supply seems ok. It lights up the green light. Or that is irrelevant if the power supply comes to its end??

BeoMedia 1 has the external power supply, and an internal power management/control/monitoring board...both are prone to failure in early units...your symptom fits the profile for in internal PCB.

Russ wrote:

BeoMedia 1 has the external power supply, and an internal power management/control/monitoring board...both are prone to failure in early units...your symptom fits the profile for in internal PCB.

Hi Russ. Thank you for your reply. If it is the internal PCB , is it something i can change by myself?? And do you happen to know the cost of it?

My BM1 exhibited Exactly the same behavior.

Turned out to be the internal pcb and replacing the external power supply.

FWIW

Barry

bsantini wrote:

My BM1 exhibited Exactly the same behavior.

Turned out to be the internal pcb and replacing the external power supply.

 

FWIW

 

Barry

Thanks Barry. I will check it. Since i am not under warranty anymore, do you happen to know the cost of it??

Just for future reference. It was the external power supply that failed. 15 Euros, a new one and everything is up and running again. Thank you all for your contributions on this.