Paul W wrote:

The Apple route is certainly rock solid!

Millemissen wrote:

Problem is: who are the new B&O costumers/the target market? (But this question perhaps really deserve a separate thread.)

Hey Millemissen, mine says 'No more available streams' and when I hit the favourites button, it just crashes! 

Gutted as there was a French disco station on it that I loved! NRJ I think it was called :)

Paul W wrote:

Has anyone noticed the BeoPlayer app won't work? It's been four weeks since i've been able to listen to internet radio on it!

The Beoplayer app on my iPhone, iPod & iPad works as always here. But I must admire that SQ is a lot better when I stream radio from within iTunes directly to my listening equipment.

Paul W wrote:

Hey Millemissen, mine says 'No more available streams' and when I hit the favourites button, it just crashes!

Gutted as there was a French disco station on it that I loved! NRJ I think it was called :)

Hi BeoGreg  sorry I got it wrong its NJoy Radio I believe.

Its with the latest update that caused it! My iPhone is on auto update.

I tried deleting the app and redownloaded. The app now won't appear on my iPhone so I've just deleted the damn thing!

Paul W wrote:

Has anyone noticed the BeoPlayer app won't work? It's been four weeks since i've been able to listen to internet radio on it!

Works for me in the US, without fail. 

Now working again for me. Thanks guys. Had to remove & reinstall & restart my iPhone. The radio station that I loved has gone so it looks as though it's closed down :(  Hard times in the radio industry these days - no money! :(

I would have thought netradio will be the future - problem in London, even with a proper outdoor aerial where I live is that the signal isnt strong enough on the BBC channels - and too much pirate interference - DAB I dont have so internet radio is great, no adverts, crystal clear and so much choice and all through Apple TV along with my music and films and stuff.

It's the same in the countryside - we have a large loft mounted aerial - and still poor FM reception on another B&O receiver - it's almost as if the authorities are purposefully making the signal bad so that you give up and listen on DAB or internet - then they can sell the frequencies.

In the car its not so much of a problem as I just listen to my iPhone music through bluetooth.

And to think that the BBC once belonged to the greatest pioneers in radio 😕