Hello hfatI really do feel ashamed of not having thought of that myself. Simply switch the BS 9000 off, do the Playmaker programming, switch it back again.Here is what I suspect to happen: When I hit the A.AUX-Button, the BS 9000 switches to the auxiliary source, but so does the Playmaker. The only thought I can hold against that is Airplay input is always prioritized over Aux input...I shall give it a try tonight...!
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Thank you Stan, I will try that. If it works, it should work indepently of the source attached to the BS 9000.but I believe it can be worked around by pressing A.TAPE instead.
Did you solve question A, and do you hear music when streaming to playmaker and having bs9000 on a.aux?
I have exactly the same setup, and this should work. When you hear nothing I suspect you have the wrong cable.
Playmaker does not respond to a.aux, it just has the preference of Line In against streaming. Playmaker does not respond to remote at all when you have option 0 enabled on it.
Did you fix the outputlevel of playmaker as explained? If not, maybe the output level is zero?
Guys, triple success thanks to your help:- fixed output: set- option 0: set- listening to A.AUX from Link Rooms: use A.TAPEThank you Stan, Millemissen and hfatKind regards Stefan!
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