The next BV7 is rumored to be able to control the AppleTV (via PUC) but still Beomedia 2 is what I'm hoping for. But maybe this is just wishful thinking, maybe B&O is already too far behind in the media-race. /M

Beomedia 1 has now been "tested" by many of us for an extensive period of time. The Apple TV has taken the rest of the world with storm. Clearly the latter has far greater upgrade potentiality and this puts us B&O devotees in a strange kind of vacuum. We don't want to leave the wonderful B&O environment but we can't deny that

"There is the option of a DVB-S/T" Does this mean "There are good chances that it will be fitted with a DVB-S/T"? Just curious /Munin

Hi Roger As always your answers are very informative ... Could you share some more deep knowledge :) - built in STB? (quite common in other brands) - BlueRay - player? (would make sense with the 1080p display) - built in harddisk? - BeoMedia? (BV9 has it !) and one more thing ... will the 46" be wider or will the screen eat some of it's surrounding

Well actually I can decide which playlists to sync but unfortunately - the whole library gets streamed ... I cannot shut down, or limit, the streaming. I'd like to be able to sync "finialized" high quality music - and leave the crap on my computer - same for slideshows. With slideshows it's however possible to have ONLY synch - since

I just bought an AppleTV today - after thinking a lot about the BeoMedia Everything seems to work fine so far exept for streaming - my whole library shows up on the AppleTV, even if I choose to share just one playlist. Do you also have this problem? Another thing --- have you tried any HDTV-trailers? The ones that you can select by default doesn't

Hello! I am thinking of replacing my BV7-40 with a projector. Need some advice. My current setup is BV7-40 with BL7.4, BL5s, BL3s. What would be the best replacement? Projector? Center speaker? Beosystem 3? Other things to consider? What would it cost? All comments are welcome. /Munin