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I've just recently set up my A6 via pairing with my iPad and was wondering if it's at all possible to connect it to my Beovision 8/40 as a extra speaker, I realise it's only mention as a wifi speaker and I knew that on purchase but would it be at all possible? any ideas anyone.
Regards Maurice
With the more recent BeoSystem 4 based TVs the answer would be yes. However I don't believe its possible on a BS3 based product.
Hold on a second. Thinking again, you could potentially use the new line-in capability that just came in the new firmware.
Not sure how it works, but I think that is a definite option.
You mean you can add a pair of A6s to a V1?
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You probably could use one of the scart connections.
They would have a line-level output.
Use a scartadapter with R/L out.
However, I am not sure, whether there would be a sound delay problem, when the A6 processes the sound of the line-in.
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Correct you would have a problem with delay. Because it is not possible to put it in local play mode. It is always sending sound to the network this introduce a delay so multiroom is not misallinget
Yes, you can connect a TV to the line-in of the BeoPlay A6. But you have to enter the BeoSetup settings and disable the latency on the line-in. See here: http://bogo.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/7063/kw/7063
Guys thanks very much for the info and the number of replys it's very much appreciated
Great, to know that this is possible now, it was not in the begning