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Hello,
Beoplayer works on W10 in compatability mode.
I’m not sure that Beolink PC2 driver can be installed on W10.
Anyway it’s now a bit useless, apart if you with to listen to your B&O sources on your PC.
I never had a problem with ripped CDs.
Are you sure that your ripping parameters are OK as Beoplayer does not read all formats?
Kind regards,
Yann.
Hi Keith,
All is OK now, thanks for your help.
Best regards,
Yann.
Hi,
Did you add your grey M5 in your B&O account?
Just my 2 cents if it can help.
Yann.
Rob,
I found this work-around.
In your TV, you may remap the firestick input to the one used by Blu-Ray key.
https://archivedforum2.beoworld.co.uk/forums/t/50339.aspx
Yann.
Rob,
There is another Beo5/6 sub-forum here: https://archivedforum2.beoworld.co.uk/forums/9.aspx
You can read this topic :
https://archivedforum2.beoworld.co.uk/forums/t/12278.aspx
where I found this table from Keith, Beoworld’s living memory, showing that a 32 bit OS is necessary to use the software with Beo5.
Rob,
The key is maybe hidden and there is a way to check this:
First StdBy + Goto, then press Edit.
Enter in the zone by tapping its button.
All buttons available appear, whatever they are hidden or not on normal use.
You can navigate between keys and screens as normal.
If you see the V-Aux key, navigate to it with the keyboard’s arrows , press Go and choose “Show”.
Hope it helps.
Yann.
The software was reserved to dealers.
Other members may help you to get it, the problem is to have the version which suits with your Beo5.
I suggest that you post a picture of the “informations” screen of the remote (StdBy+Go, go to Info then press Go).
Yann.
Hi Rob,
The best solution is to use the Configuration Tool software.
You should first switch to the archived forum 2007-2012, there is a dedicated sub-forum very well documented:
https://archivedforum.beoworld.co.uk/forums/48.aspx
Be aware that Beo5 software version, Configuration Tool version and Windows version especially 32/64 bits) must be aligned.
Kind regards,
Yann.
Hi Eldrup and Martin,
Thank you for this lovely “ritornello”.
A bit kitsch for everyday listening but so fresh anyway.
Yann.
Congratulations 🙂
Your enthousiasm remind me 2006 christmas, when 2 BL5 arrived at home.
Enjoy your BL5s, they are fabulous speakers either for music and video.
Kind regards,
Yann.
Bonjour Christophe,
J’ai répondu à ton message sur le bon coin.
“Méthodes de mesure” est un petit (18 pages) manuel destiné aux techniciens.
Il décrit des procédures de test génériques pour amplificateurs et tuners FM.
C’est théorique mais intéressant.
Bon week-end,
Yann.
Looking to the pictures of B&O’s website, I am rather mixed on the floor-stand.
Too imposing for my taste, it seems less airy and sophisticated than the Eclipse’s one.
While Eclipse floats in the air, Theater seems to be painfully extricating itself from the soil.
I agree, that’s a purely personal and subjective feeling which needs to be confronted to the in-the flesh product.
At last and if I read the specifications correctly, it can only control 2 products via the PUCs. It’s unfortunately too short for my current needs.
Hello Mathieu,
Many thanks for your advice.
I do not have the CMD2 anymore, as I sent my Beocenter to be fixed by a professional.
But I still have my 2nd Beocenter’s CDM4 drive.
If you have any clue, I’m interested.
Kind regards,
Yann.Hi Martin,
I completely agree with you.
That’s why I only did short tests and don’t plan to use this hybrid solution.
By chance, once the servos and lasers were paired properly, no further issues arose.
For now, I can’t go further without the help of someone in the know.
Kind regards,
Yann.
Hello Beoworlders,
Following Matador’s advice, I tested the still “functional” drive with several discs.
There is no logic in the results, as some CDs with a lot of tracks work fine and some don’t.
On a few of them, the discs is read for a few seconds then stops.
In one case on a short disc, the sound was highly distorted.
I suspect that tuning of the CDM2 laser is not adapted to the CDM4 servo board.
Any advice?
Kind regards,
Yann.
