Ipad/Mac not working with Bose Soundlink after upgrade to Mountain Lion

Since upgrading to Mountain Lion, I can not play through my Bose Soundlink from my Mac and iPad? It finds the device via Bluetooth, connects, but will not play.Anyone else?

Try to reset the Soundlink. To do this just press the "mute" button for 10 seconds... when all indicators lights appears release the button and you are set.
Just try to connecto again.
Hope it works for you as it worked for me.
Best,

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