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1: Generelly I would always use the newest ATV. In your case the HD version would do, if you can get one.
If you would go for the newer 4K version, you have two choises…..one Wifi-only and one also with an etherner port (which is slightly more expensive).2: Certainly, yes – the B&O PUC solution makes this possible.
3: I have no idea about the figures of power consumption. There is still a P.Mute function for the BV11.
4: No need for an aereal there! The ATV is hooked up via an HDMI cable (and the PUC cable) to the BV11 and configured….that is it.
5: The BV11 needs to be connected to the internet/home network in order to be able to download the right PUC table online. You can read a lot more in the guides on the B&O website. Please remember that you can connect external speakers in order to get a better audio experience.
In my opinion the BV11 is still a gorgeous tv – if it wasn’t for the new BS Theatre/LG-tv combo, that I now have, that would be my choise at home.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberThe Beo4/joystick version will not help as long as the tv does not turn on.
Do you have the tv connected to the home network – if yes, please see, if it appears in the B&O app. Maybe it can be turned on from there?
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberThis is basicly about piping ‘new/modern’ sources into an existing ML setup.
A clever solution, yes – but it seems to me that it comes 5 years too late, since a lot of the B&O users already have converted to Network Linked products (NL was introduces more than 10 years ago). Or they have (as Severed… found other ways to do what they need.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberNowadays I (apart from a BSys 6500 set behind a Converter) have no more masterlinked products in my setup.
But – if I still had – I would gladly support this project….seems to be some cool products coming.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD Member@Mathias
Besorge dir einfach das PUC-kabel (die RJ45-version) – das ist die weitaus beste Lösung.
Wähle die neueste AppleTV-version, wenn du die Installation machst.
Die Beschreibung hier ist zwar mit einem anderen BV und die Menus können anders aussehen, aber der Vorgang bleibt gleich.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberGOLD MemberThey probably think, that they are ridiculously expensive….and then choose simply to ignore them.
Did anyone of these visitors/workers ever ‘saw’ them in action?
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberIf speakers/rooms are powered from the same unit (the Passive//ML/MCL Converter), all rooms should behave equally turning up/down the volume.
You are then controlling the amp, not the speakers in the individual rooms.
Just to confirm – which speakers are in the rooms? – passive boxes I suppose!
Also this delay box makes no sense – I would skip that and go directly to the ML distribution box.
(Maybe there was not a BV7, but a later, NL-based BV in the mix?)
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark25 September 2024 at 07:58 in reply to: BV Avant NG not responding to the bluetooth paired BeoRemote One #59375GOLD MemberDeleted!
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberGot the mail, too 👍
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Location: Flensborg————Danmark21 September 2024 at 17:39 in reply to: End of the road for Deezer? Move to Tidal? It’s all Elon Musk’s fault! #59262GOLD Member…..end of files is cut by 5/6 seconds, a little bit annoying…)
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Wow – that would be a total dealbreaker for me.
I stick to my trusted Spotify Premium, which is pretty much well integrated in my setup. Plays albums gapless and can be distributed via Beolink and controlled within the B&O app respectively with the Beoremote.
And I have the native search function in the Spotify app – starting there and then switching to the B&O app is not a big problem.
However, if Tidal was working flawless in the B&O app, I could reconcider.
With my setup, for my use and for my hearing ability the 320 Ogg Vorbis quality, that Spotify offers, is ok for me.
P.S. If I want higher quality, I use Apple Music on the AppleTV/BS Theatre – for multichannel/Atmos music – and with my (wired) headphones.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberJa, sonst bekommst du ja kein Signal von den Surroundkanälen für die Sateliten vom BV9.
Der Sub an sich bekommt ein Sub-signal vom BV9.
So ist das BL14-set gemacht.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberJa, durchaus!
Der Sub muss aber mit 1: Subausgang, 2: Surroundausgang verbunden sein und beides im Menu der BV9 konfiguriert werden.
Wie immer mit Subs…..die Plazierung im Raum ist wichtig.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberSince the BL14 sub only has PL input ports, you have no option to have ‘the 8000’s coming off the sub’ – you will have to run it in parallel to the BL8000’s (with the cable that Steve can provide).
On the sub itself there is not much to configure. Please play with the settings e.g. corner, wall, free to get a decent result for your room. Also the placement in the room is important.
The BL14 (or the S8) is really best for connecting to a B&O tv, where you have much more control over the behaviour of the sub.
As a standalone (2 channel) setup the BL11 would be better suited in my humble opinion.
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberNa dann, machbar aber fummelich…
Entweder vom optical out beim ATV und zu einem Konverter (optical to analog R/L), danach A/V 6 Eingang an der Seite vom BV7 benutzen und mit Camera aktivieren (muß im TV-menu konfiguriert werden/HDMI weiter benutzen wie jetzt)……
…..oder – vorausgesetzt, dass du an Tonwiedergabe via Airplay interessiert bist – einen seperaten Airplay-empfänger (Airport Express, Playmaker usw) ebenfalls an die Analog-eingänge an der Seite vom BV7.
Zur Inspiration…….Peter Pan hatte diese Konfiguration:
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberEs wird über Masterlink keinen Ton von einer HDMI-quelle abgespielt….nur bei analog angeschlossenen Quellen geht das.
Du müßtest dann deine ATV-box zusätzlich über einen Analoganschluß verbinden….was ja bei den neueren ATV’s nicht (oder nur schwer) geht.
Der Grund weswegen DVD und DTV (wenn DTV einen eingebauten Digital-/Satelittuner ist) ist, daß diese eine interne Analogverbindung zusätzlich haben, die dann für die Masterlinkverteilung zu Verfügung steht.
MM
Location: Flensborg————Danmark15 September 2024 at 09:35 in reply to: Beoconnect Core connected to Masterlink sources via a NL/ML Converter #59097GOLD MemberSadly the newer Mozart-based products do not allow for a direct integration. This means that you can not choose a source (via the converter) from a masterlinked product….these sources do not show up in the menu of the e.g. BC Core.
A workaround is to start the source on the ML product (and maybe turn down the volume there), before you Join’ via the Beoremote One (or the app) on the BC Core. Or – if you have started the source via your Avant/Horizon, you can then Join in to the BC Core.
Please consider that you already have Netradio (B&O Radio) integrated in the BC Core, that you can access directly using the BROne.
And yes, you do not need a Masterlink cable there. The BC Core works wireless via your Wifi network (if proper configured). However – if possible – a cabled network connection is always better!
MM
Location: Flensborg————DanmarkGOLD MemberThe ‘radio stations’ have been a part of the integrated services of the B&O (streaming) products for quite some years now.
Previously TuneIn was used as the provider for netradio stations. Recently this was changed to a B&O managed service (B&O Radio), that is configured and controlled within the B&O app.
Since the BL50’s are ‘just’ a set of speakers – with no built-in services – you will need a B&O streamer connected to those.
The most recent version is the BeoConnect Core – the previous BS Core as well as the now discontinued Essence MK2 would do the job as well.
Also, if your BL50’s are connected to a B&O-tv (even way back to the BV11), you could use the radio service build in there.
MM
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