PhilLondon
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The control of LG TV is done through an ethernet connection and a special protocol. Here it’ll be through the HDMI cable using the CEC protocol, which will be more limited and can be flaky on some TVs
I would be interested in knowing if the Shape can be used as a rear option with the theatre. My question is connectivity, can it be used wireless (I assume via the Core)
Currently the Beosound Theatre can only connect to other speakers via Powerlink (wired or wireless). So you cannot use other speakers connected to a Beosound Core, as this would use the Network Link protocol.
You could probably if you used a Wireless Receiver instead of the Core.
There’s some talk that you’ll be able to connect some Mozart speakers as rear speakers, but Core isn’t Mozart.
I’ve now moved the Beovision 11 in the Bedroom (as originally intended) and plugged the speakers onto the TV, the Beosound Core is now setup as “integrated”, and all works correctly now.
I was wondering if the P-Mute (picture mute) was working on the Beosound Theatre?
Philippe
Thanks, that was an example, but I listen to Deezer more often than radio… And I wonder why I can’t control borrowed sources properly, it’s something that’s been there since MCL!!!
What I had to do to make it work…
Update the app, then go to the Radio tab, and set the default service to B&O radio. After a few minutes it all worked.
I checked some specs and the 19 goes down to 18Hz as opposed to 27/28 for the theatre and BL28s… maybe it’ll make a difference.
the theatre is supposed to adjust everything… so I guess I’ll be OK…
I remember that thread, but couldn’t find it… You may find in on Github as I think he’d place the code there.
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However, the LIGHT and CONTROL list commands still do not send commands to the BLI.
Have you found a solution for the problem above, @beojeff ?
Philippe
I’m able to migrate, but when I chose a radio, my Beosound Core says this source isn’t supported.
It says I’m on the latest software.
Wrapped up in all this is “BeoLink Multiroom”, the spec for more recent speakers – and I dont really understand the exact differences between that and the previous Network Link.
BeoLink Multiroom is a commercial name that cover all their multiform technologies: NL, ML, MCL and even PUC… Network Link is the current standard they use for BeoLink Multiroom. So it’s the same just different name!
