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Yes, the Airport Express is a good starting point (if you can get one).
Since you asked for internet radio….there are several apps providing lots of netradio station – one of these is TuneIN.
Also most radio stations have their own netradio app.MM
Hi Joost and welcome here.
Costs – that is relative, as you know.
You probably have the two masterlinked!
The 9000 has an A.aux-in, where you can connect basicly anything, that produces sound…..from a iPhone, another smartphone, a bluetooth device, an Airplay device, a Chromecast dongle (there are many small devices with several options built-in), a B&O compatible device like those that OneRemote make or even a Core.
However, you will not have the ease of controlling/changing stations like you are/were used to with the 9000 radio part.So it depends on, what you want to spend and on what you need – do you have a smartphone (could even be an older one) and are you willing to use that etc etc?
MM
Exactly my thoughts too.
A BV11 definitely has the Mini-A/V port as shown……there is no other way to connect an analog source than this.Please tell us more about your actual BV model.
Your picture seems to show the connection panel of the BV Eclipse
In that case just use the method that Guy referred too.P.S.
Netlink is here not involved – that would be another method (which would include two Beolink Converters), that probably is way too complicated for your purpose.
A simple connection cable and some fiddling with the volume setting etc is all you need.MM
The ‘Steve cable/solution’ uses the Powerlink output to get the sound out of the audiosystem.
This might work with the Aux as well – however I am not 100% sure that the Aux port on the 2300 is output as well as input (this can be easily tested…….with the right cable).
MM
Yes, but my point here is about using other speakers to improve the sound coming from a different speaker.
I think Geoff mention something like this in the past for B&O, but Dirac launched it first?
This principle is not new, not an invention of B&O.
However, they were the first to implement this in a speaker concept (the BL90).
Now this has become a part of the Theatre setup concept too – along with the other advantages that Mr10% summerized above.I am pretty sure that B&O had opted for Dirac, if that was better – if that could be the solution, that they need/wanted to offer.
Obviously it isn’t!MM
I do wonder if the LG’s home control could be added to the Theatre’s list on the Beoremote 1. Just trying to help a bit.
Don’t get me wrong – I do appreciate that!
I was just trying to explain my reasons for not knowing (or maybe not wanting to know) what LG Home Control is about.Apart from this it might be a solution for someone else reading here.
P.S.
If that could be added to the BROne, it might be interesting, though.
So I am looking forward to your findings.MM
@Beojeff
No – I hardly notice anything LG, when I use my Theatre setup.
My sources (which are connected to the Theatre) are my ATV, my bluray player, a Chromecast Ultra dongle (all devices that I had and used with the previous Avant 1st gen) and occasionally the internat tuner of the C2.
And of course the usual Beolinked audio.I am comfortable with the apps of the ATV – it integrates well with my other ATV’s and my MacOS/iOS devices – I had/have no intention getting lost in the WebOS jungle. I never see that for my daily use.
BUT – I will have a look at that anyway………curious as I am ?
Untill maybe some day the Beoremote can take over from my new Hue-based solution, I and the wife are fine.
MM
If you have video source/tv in between or just want to have a funtioning stereo imaging from where you sit, the speakers should not be too far apart.
The further they are apart the harder it will be to find a sweet spot for listening.
If you have a video source/tv a center channel will help.MM
Beojeff wrote:
I suspect that you’re partly true — and that might be enough. The article in the link indicates the we could control devices with Matter with the Beoremote One favorite buttons. This would make it pretty simple to trigger light scenes. E.g., Bright, Relax, and TV Viewing scenes with Hue. Just a handful of scenes can be very useful and maybe enough for most people. However, I wouldn’t expect to see the type of deep control that you can get with a BLI — such as being able to control the light level of each lamp. I could be wrong. Maybe adding Matter support to the Theatre would give us a new sublist under List on the remote for “Hue Lights” that would give us a list of all lamps and scenes.
Exactly what I would hope for – and all I would need.
Maybe that would be enough for quite a few other B&O users too?MM
I wouldn’t count on any of the Mozart devices as being able to act like a hub.
Your Apple TV (being pretty recent I think?) though will act as a hub for Matter enabled B&O devices.
We still know too little about the Matter integration of the Mozart products.
However – like in my case with the Hue setup – you’ll need the Hue Bridge in any case.
And this is Matter and Thread compatiple as far as I know.
Apart from this – I guess – my AppleTV 4K could do the job.Interesting days ?
MM
From Christian, on the Discord channel ChristianK — i dag kl. 08:38 Without having had a look in the crystal ball, I would say: probably not. Matter can potentially be the “saviour of simple automations”, but deep product specific features (let’s take the overlay functionality on Mozart as an example) will probably not be exposed via Matter. To me, a good, local, open and preferably well documented API will win over Matter-compatibility any day. Don’t read this as “Matter is baaaad!”. I think it will make it much easier for “everyone” to do more stuff with their devices in general suing Matter, but if you like the nitty-griddy stuff like me, I don’t think it’s superior.
Sure, no doubt about that.
But if you just want to be able to control the light in your room/, it might be a different question.
Then Matter alone might be enough?MM
Just to end this thread, that I started, here is how my solution became as of now.
Maybe someone with similar questions can benefit from this.First a big thank you too all, who participated…
Since I am not into any kind of automation, the money for a BLI or a BLGW and the time and efford to set this up, seemed to much for me – I went for the easier solution.
As stated earlier I was only interested in a solution for having control of multiple lamps and having different light scenes in my rooms.
The ditching of the old LC1/2 with the oldschool lamps was overdue.
Not just because of energy saving, but also the fact that slowly the Beo4’s have become Beoremote Ones (ir -> bt).
When you get a Theatre setup in the main room, Beo4’s are finally of no use anymore…..and furthermore I did not want to keep these just for the sake of having the old LC-controls (yes, I know I am late to the party).Every old bulb/lamp that previously was B&O LC-controlled now have become Hue lights…….set up in 4 rooms here.
Luckily a new Hue controller was launched not long ago – this has 4 programmable favourite buttons and a general dimmer function, which is all I need.Ok, it certainly is not the solution, that I would have prefered – much nicer would be to be able to use the Light functions or maybe even the MyButtons on the BROne.
However it works and it works well!Maybe some day the coming Matter integration of the Mozart products could allow for the use of the BROne/Light controls with the Hue setup?
The Hue Bridge seems to be Matter and Thread compatiple.
Could be a nice solution for someone like me, who, ‘only’ wants to be able to control the Lights and has no need for other automation stuff.
MM
This could – at least theoretically – mean that, if you are not into the automation stuff….and just want to control e.g. Hue lights, this might be possible with the BROne/Halo using a Mozart product as the hub.
No need for a BLI in that particular case anymore, then!Or am I expecting too much?
MM
Hi Lonnie
Welcome on the new forum.
You can post pictures, if you use the ‘Visual’ tab and tab the little picture icon on the left (under ‘Paragraph’) – no need to use ‘attachments’, if it is about a picture (these are more meant for files).
And yes – I also have to listen to some Jeff Beck – RIP – today.
MM
P.S. Still a mystery to me what Matter support for the Mozart products will mean/bring us for our daily use
MM Simple : Matter is a standard, so if everything goes well, you won’t need any box like BLI or anything to control it (and create automations) via any home control system (Apple Home, or others)
That is kind of my understanding as well.
But why would we then need a new BLI version?
Maybe for mixed setups or???MM
@Emil
What you mean, can only be that the BLI also will support Matter (?).
But, does that really need a new version (BLI MK2) – or will that be done through sw update.P.S.
Still a mystery to me what Matter support for the Mozart products will mean/bring us for our daily use ?MM
You should be able to find the answer to your questions (and more) here:
https://cdn.webshopapp.com/shops/98396/files/334286248/beolink-converter-nlml-ver-14-beomac.pdfMM
@Mark
I do not know, if or how you use the MyButtons?
However, you could use one of these to start tv watching with just the Theatre.
Anything else stays as is.
That would simplify things even more.MM
