Hey all, I read a couple of posts on here regarding the BeoPort/Beolink PC2 so I decided to fire up my old Intel based mac mini over the weekend, re-installed Snow Leopard together with BM-Link and blew the dust off my PC2 to see if it still worked. I've got the PC2 box connected into the masterlink connection between my BS9000 and NL/ML converter and mapped N.Radio and N.music on the ML side to NL via the converter... and I'm pleased to say it all works well :) The Mac is running Itunes 10.6 with BM-Link and selecting N.Music from any of my NL speakers sets the BS9000 to N.Music, opens up itunes and starts playing the songs I've added to the library from my NAS. I also installed the itunes remote app on my iphone 13 and that worked too for controlling iTunes! I was not expecting that. For the Net Radio i've created a playlist in iTunes called N.RADIO and added stream URLs that I found online from radiofeeds.co.uk. BM-Link references this playlist for the N.Radio streams, and the order of stations in the playlist corresponds to the preset numbers. Changing radio stream is super fast, faster than B&O radio, taking less than a second after pressing the number preset on the remote in a link room! I was interested to see if the HLS stream format that the BBC are switching to worked in this version of iTunes, but unfortunately it doesn't. So I had to add their 320k AAC streams. These work and sound great, but are being switched off this summer. Many of the other radio stations I added offered either an 112k MP3 or 48k AAC stream... I tried both and the Mp3 streams sounded better which I wasn't expecting. I'm not sure if upgrading iTunes or the o/s will break BM-Link though. Does anyone know? I won't keep this setup running as I have B&O Radio and Spotify on all my speakers, and having the mac mini running 24.7 probably isn't very energy efficient, but it was an interesting exercise to see if it all still worked!   Rob.