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I am sill struggling with the multiroom when playing music (Deezer) to the BV14. In the setup there is an integrated Core and the BV14.There are many sound drops when then playing the music. The although related BeooSound1 is running without drops. The BV14 and the Core are connected over LAN (BS1 over WLAN). I personally think, that this is a problem with the BV14!?
Are there similarly experiences here in the forum?
Is it possibly to connect the Core hardwired to the BV14?
Wolfgang
This issue is known since the latest AirPlay 2 update of the Core. In integrated setups, you will experience drop outs in audio.
There is a SW update coming, but you can already contact your local dealer and request the update for your specific Core.
Thanks for the reply! I am aware of these problems after the AirPlay 2 update. I already have got an update of the Core (SW = 1.3.27802.28672131). Stil the same problems, which were also there before the AirPlay2 update!?
Do you have NL multiroom enabled on the Core?
When yes, try to disable to see what happens - (maybe you already did try that?)
Not sure whether the NL enabling is needed, when the Core is integrated with the tv, though?
What do you mean by ‘possibility to connect the Core hardwired...’?
The Core and the BV14 are already hardwired through LAN, as you wrote it.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
I will check that!
I would like to connect the output signal of the Core hardwired to the TV (for example L/R IN). In that case I will avoid the mutliroom connection between the Core and BV14.
Test done; in an integrated modus, it is not possible to configure the BEOLINK multiroom function!? To be precise: the sound drop accrues after 30s of any new song.
I will check that!
I would like to connect the output signal of the Core hardwired to the TV (for example L/R IN). In that case I will avoid the mutliroom connection between the Core and BV14.
Would you expect things to be better that way?
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark
Hi Wolf,
Thanks for your email this morning. One option is to link the Core to the TV via a direct connection so that you don't need to rely on the wireless link.
You can use this cable and adapter to link the Core to the 3.5mm L/R In socket of your Beovision 14 TV:-
Cable: https://soundsheavenly.com/televisions/158-2365-powerlink-to-beovision-14-horizon-cable-link-your-audio-system-to-your-new-tv.html#/2-length-1m
Adapter: https://soundsheavenly.com/bang-olufsen/30-370-rj45-to-powerlink-compatible-clip-on-adapter-convert-new-2013-ethernet-powerlink-to-traditional-8-pin-din-powerlink.html#/18-colour-black
Kind regards, Steve.
Location: The cable workshop, England
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I would like to give a (pre)final feedback.
After many try and error investigations I come to the conclusion that at least in my case the combination BV14 and Core is not running stable. My final solution is that I have now integrated a M5 in the BV14 and now everything works fine!?
Nevertheless thanks for your help and advice!
WR
I would like to give a (pre)final feedback.
After many try and error investigations I come to the conclusion that at least in my case the combination BV14 and Core is not running stable. My final solution is that I have now integrated a M5 in the BV14 and now everything works fine!?
Nevertheless thanks for your help and advice!
WR
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