Hi,
I have a Beosound 9000 which is connected to a pair of beolab 8000s, I have recently purchased a NL/ML Converted as i wanted to be able to controll it via the b&o app. I have just added a beosound 2 to the set up and it sounds great, however no matter what i try I still get a delay. the audio coming out of the 8000's and beosound 2 doesn't sync even with the lowest delay setting in sound sync. Any idea how to fix this? have tried chaning the delay with no luck. Thanks
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I was in doubt, but your reply made it clear. The BLC should be equipped with a IR eye, to be able to use the BLC the proposed way. Maybe one of the the next work-arounds will work:note: to check which type of BS2 you have, open the app, choose the BS2, then go to Setting, then do you see Configuration? If so.. do open the Configuration. Then you should see a black screen with different options. This confirms that you have an ASE B&o NL product.
- start the BS9000 with the B&o app; choose the BLC; start CD; then JOIN the BS2; then increase the volume on the BLC (all be done in the app)
- depending on the type of the BS2; if it is an Beolink ASE type of product, set the BS9000 as primary linked product of the BS1 and check the boxes of the local sources added from the BS9000 (after you have set it as a primary connected product).
Hi Still no luck getting any sound out of the beolab 8000's while plugged directly into the BLC via Powerlink. Still getting a delay, have reconnect the beolab 800's into the BS9 and linked with the BS2 via the app still a delay. Not sure what youre refrencing when you are saying make the Beosound 9000 the primary linked product. the beosound 2 is linked to the BLC via appI wanted to know if a delay box would fix the dealy issuePerhaps not completely related, but I am using a Beosound 9000 with both wired and wireless speakers. Wireless is via a Beosound Core. I cannot use wired and wireless simultaneously without delay issues due to wireless processing. I can broadcast from an external source to BSCore>BS9000 and include both wired and any other wireless speakers without delay as the wireless processing is upstream of the wired speakers. However if using the BS9000 as a source, then either wired speakers only or wireless speakers only are required to avoid audio delay conflicts. Joe M in WVMy B&O Icons:
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