[quote user="expoman"]The Apple TV owners manual tells how to change its output resolution.[/quote] I believe the chang ecame with the latest ATV G2 software update over the network (i.e. an ATV2 out of its box will not have this function, you have to do a software download upgrade) After the upgrade has taken effect, you go to "SETTINGS"

[quote user="linder"]Testing Beotime next. I have to get out the Beowatch and try that too![/quote] And don't forget the keyring !!!

[quote user="frammeloo"] I had LinkPlayer 2 running for a while, but since a couple of days I have a strange problem: - when I start N-Music on my BS900 using my Bo4 remote nothing happens. - when I push go it starts to play music. - when I then select an album on linkplayer on my computer it starts to play the selection, the previous song

[quote user="jrantala"] No, no Harry Potter at all... Goblin Teasmade's (and their cousins, Goblin Coffeesdun's) originate from South Gondor region in Middle-Earth. The evil Morgoth created them as domestic help, cause Orcs and Trolls tended to break all the nice chinaware. -jari [/quote]

[quote user="Knubbi"]OK, would it allow me to play my Mac iTunes library via Mac audio out but also allow the BV 7-40 to playback MacMini AV (including DD 5.1) via HDMI? Who would tell the MacMini whether to choose HDMI vs. audio out?[/quote] don't know about DD5.1, however in this area of the forum you will find my post (warning) about

[quote user="tournedos"] [quote user="elephant"] And Papanek mentions the Palaset storage system in his book; pre-IKEA :) but look at this ... http://daddytypes.com/2007/04/08/awesome_set_of_vintage_palaset_storage_cubes.php [/quote] ...and regardless of the title of the original fleaBay auction, they are FINNISH and not Danish!

[quote user="Chrisreunion"] Hello there! I'm surprised no one has told you about Linkplayer..! Simply add a BeoPort box to your setup, it will act as an audio master with Linkplayer app installed on it, and the Powerlink socket on the BeoPort is also what you're lloking for. You can even use your Iphone/Ipod Touch as a B&O remote

I remember speakers like that ! Don't think I saw the marble tops in the flesh / stone But certainly remember those lovely ornate frets ... second set of "Hi Fi" speakers we had in the 60s were like that

[quote user="Eugene"]I remember buidling several 18x18 modular wooden cubes back in the 70's that you could stack or spread around like end tables all out of pine boards.[/quote] This book (and its successor NF 2) were my DIY bible in the 70s: http://www.amazon.com/Nomadic-Furniture-Victor-Papanek/dp/039470228X And Papanek mentions the

[quote user="Tim"]In my opinion there is substantial gap in the offering of B&O here - regarding the design: Of course the BV 9 was in a different price (and weight) level. But while the BV 10-XX nicely stands at the side of a room like a picture waiting to get hung up (at least when the TV is on the chanterelle feet)[/quote] I agree