Steve, The infra-red interference is NOT restricted to plasma screens, but because of there normally large size and brightness of output, the problem is more often than not reported about plasma screens. Until recently LCD screen were modest in size and output, but the problem can and does occur with them as well. As Infra-red is light at particular

Macsat, In answer to your last line, the simple answer is YES The HELP file is available for public download, its ONLY the software itself which requires you to be a silver or gold member.

When downloading the HELP file (CHH format) which is in a ZIP file, save the zip file to your computer and extract the help file and then run it. If you try and double click on the help file within the zip file you will get page not found. CHH format means " C ompiled H TML H elp file" which until recently was Microsoft's standard helpfile

ANNOUNCEMENT Jacob (Weebyx) and myself are very pleased to announce the completion of the Beo5 3rd Party XML Generator which has been made available to Silver and Gold members for download. This is a Windows based Tool (sorry Mac users) which allows the automatic generation of XML files for ANY 3rd party Infra-red remote controlled products which are

Well, perhaps we can open the question up to other Beoworld members who may have a Beo5 and an Xbox. If anyone has an Xbox and a Beo5 with the configuration software, then I can provide an XML file for you to test.

Whilst I would expect it to be the Xbox 360, I don't know for sure. However, if you have a Beo5 I can provide an XML file for you to test. If it works or not in the Beo5 will provide the answer..

Due to the limited space in the software chip, the set-top box codes have been split into five seperate IC chips by region as below North Europe, version 4.00 with part number 8344784 West Europe, version 4.01 with part number 8344785 Central Europe, version 4.06 with part number 8344786 South Europe, version 4.03 with part number 8344787 Asia, version

Products in the "Home Media" section which dealers can download into the PUC are:- Apple Remote Microsoft Xbox Sony Playstation 3 TViX M6500A HD TVX HD M-5000A TVX M-4110SH

If you are unable to move your Beosound 9000 and your unit is a Mark I or earlier Mark II version then you could get your dealer to replace the infra-red receiver as Russ has suggested, but in the position you have the Beosound 9000, it may improve the situation, but is unlikely to totally solve it. Other solutions which do not involve moving the Beosound

So, based the information at the bottom of your post you have a Beosound 9000 with speakers, so the Beosound 9000 is receiving the infra-red signal from your remote and I assume it does not work or only works sometimes. As stated before your Beosound 9000 is in one of the worst places when it comes to it being overpowered by the plasma screen. If it