[beomaster11]

Hi Alex,

I found a new motherboard at a dealer. I did not get the radio database updated again. Out of misery I sold the BeoMaster. Now have a Beosound 4 via aux internet radio.
Good luck finding a motherboard.

[beomaster11]

Hello Jens,

I managed to get a new original motherboard and did a clean install with the software you provided (service tool) on a 1T HDD. Everything is now working again. The software has been updated to 7.04.01.1945 and the radio database was also updating.
Now I have a question: There are quite a lot of radio stations that don’t work. If I look at the last radio database update, it says 31-12-2021.
Is B&O no longer doing an update for the n.radio database?

Regards,
Roland

[beomaster11]

Jens,

Thank you for your support.

I have sent you a PM

Roland

[beomaster11]

Hello Jens and Kirin,

Thanks for your response.
I have tried several, but in no way can I get an image out of the BM5. No bios either.
I had already measured the cmos battery and it is over 3v.
I am going to look for another motherboard and it may take some time, but I will let you know how it turns out.

Greetings,

Roland

[beomaster11]

Or does anyone have a Beosound 4 with built-in Dab+ they want to sell?

[beomaster11]

‘IntervalForCheckingUpdates’ I don’t have.
After leaving Beoplayer on overnight, nothing changed in the registry.(picture)

It seems that ‘Last Update’ being 2021-11-15 was the last update from the B&O server.

[beomaster11]

Is there a way to add some radio stations of your own?

Where is the radio stations database and is it perhaps editable?

[beomaster11]

I uninstalled Beoplayer with Revo Uninstaller and completely removed all registry entries.
Reinstalled Beoplayer and on N.radio no stations at all. (IntervalForCheckingUpdate got there by itself)
Added N.radio.reg and after 5 minutes(300sec) the radio stations come again. 1 per country.

Waited another 20 minutes but no more stations come up. (Also tried UpdateNotifier.exe)

 

[beomaster11]

Guy wrote:

Tried this too and waited 15 minutes, no difference.

[beomaster11]

Guy wrote:

Can you confirm that there is still only one radio station per country shown? As an experiment I just re-installed Beoplayer (including a registry clean up after the uninstall). On initial re-installation there are no radio stations showing. The registry entry ‘LastUpdate’ is blank and there is no ‘UserID’ nor ‘Server URL’. When I ran that Registry Editor file it added the ‘UserID’ and ‘Server ID’, but the ‘LastUpdate’ value was still blank. A few minutes later all the (>1000) radio station started to appear, and on checking the Registry the ‘LastUpdate’ field was again showing ‘2021-11-15’. You could try manually adding an ‘IntervalForCheckingUpdate’. Right click in the registry and chose ‘New’ D WORD (32-bit) value. Just name it ‘IntervalForCheckingUpdates’ and copy my Hex value of ’12c’. (It goes without saying that you are editing your Registry at your own risk. I always carry out Registry backups before playing around!) EDIT: I am pretty sure that the ‘IntervalForCheckingUpdates’ of 12c (300) corresponds to 300 seconds, hence it should check for updates every 5 minutes.

Done, waited 15 minutes, no difference.

[beomaster11]

Thank you for your response.

Indeed only 1 radio station. I was going to use this with a BM1 that I dug out again for n.radio. The registry file is not working. Have pinged the “http://nradio.beoplayer.com/nradiodata.asp” and no connection.

How does this actually work with a BM5?

[beomaster11]

How do you guys install Beoplayer 5.04?
I am using windows 10 pro 64.
With me it shows at registration (picture)when I made a selection:
-Beomaster 5
-Beomedia 1
-None

Now N.Radio does not work.
Who knows what causes this?

regards, Roland

[Author]

Posts