DanTop wrote:
I never meant to use airplay.
My thought was about the option to connect the atv to the core, and thus linking the sound from the atv in to the B&O app. That way when using youtube or something else on for example a BV7 its possible to link that sound to the entire house, through the core and the app.
Assuming that the core has sound in as wel? That I am not sure if it has. Or is the core only meant to recieve the sound/signal thorugh the app and then to the speakers? So its not possible to use it the other way?
This is getting a bit away from the initial question of ‘B&O and loss of old DNA’.
But anyway ——- the Core has an input port (as analog or optical digital).
If you want to feed the Core with a hardwired signal from an ATV, you will need either the version 3 with the optical out.
Or you would - with the version 4 - need an HDMI Audio Extractor to have a physical connection for the sound output.
And yes, what is connected to this line-in connection (of the Core) can be distributed to other NL- multiroom devices in the setup.
But why make it that complicated???
Keep the ATV as is - and connect the Core to the BV10 via analog-in (as described above).
This way you can benefit of the sources of the Core directly on the BV10 (and connected ML) and you can do multiroom streaming to other B&O devices.
Maybe you are not familiar with what a Core (or an Essence MK2) can provide - a closer look might be helpfull.
P.S. You can easily redirect the sound from ATV (‘using AirPlay’) to B&O multiroom devices - via the menu of the ATV....
....in fact - if that is all that you want - you won’t need a Core for that.
If you want to feed all NL devices/the entire house with the same music/Youtube at one time, you can easily do that in the the Bang & Olufsen app
by using the Join function from the device that is set as sound output in the ATV
Note: when you use an external device for sound this way, you won’t get any sound from the tv speakers.
MM