The details of the sound processing needs further investigation, there is a sound processor on the motherboard, but if it is used I cannot say. However the connections to the B&O module from the motherboard do not help us and I will need to have a much closer look at this module in the coming weeks. Below is a picture of the connections from the

B&O have used a standard unmodified Amitech motherboard used in ultra small PC boxes where the PCI connector can be used. As the system is running Windows XP and there is a second SATA drive connector, then another disk could be added subject to the B&O application actually accessing it. So, it is certainly useable by Windows. The sound processor

The BeoMaster 5 and Beosound 5 have been with the dealers for almost two weeks now and there has been much debate on Beoworld over these products. This is the first of a few polls to get members views [Poll]

Having had the opportunity to review the Beomaster 5 in some detail I have created a web page with internal pictures of the Beomaster 5 HERE

The Beovision 7-32 has the following "Type" numbers Mark I has type numbers 9310 through to 9320 Mark II has type numbers 9321 through to 9329 Mark III has type numbers 9331 through to 9339 plus 9399 The new Beovision 32 without DVD has type numbers 9341 through to 9350 The fundamental change occurred when the Mark III Beovision 7-32 was introduced

A Beo5 XML template for the Popcorn Hour A100/A110 is now available for download HERE

A Beo5 XML template for the Popcorn Hour A100/A110 is now available for download HERE

tIRED: What good would this do? I don't have Beo5:s but as I understand it they only communicated with the BO-equipment and does not act as a "programmable remote"!? Is this wrong? I was told (by my dealer) that before BO makes a PUC-table for the unit I cannot control it no matter what remote I get... With the Beo5 you can control any

In the next couple of days I will be adding the POPcorn Hour A100 XML file for the Beo5 to the downloads

Based on your feedback, I still think you have a hardware problem. Given that you have tested the disk and found no errors and given the "Problem Statement" where you say it only crashes when you have Netmusic AND viewing photos points to one of the following:- Memory failure when you get above a certain address band. This can be quickly tested