Keith Saunders: I have started to add information related to controlling 3rd party products with the Beo5 to the Beo5 Information Pages HERE To date full details are available for products which use the Philips RC5 protocol including a "generic" template and instructions on how to use it. This protocol is widely used by many manufacturers

Have any of you actualy found a Uk seler for the Nyko dongle? Maybe my google skils are leting me down but I can't find any in the UK. Thanks

Stars: Hi guys, I have a BeoSound 3200 in a non-B&O cabinet. When I close the doors of the cabinet, the doors of the BeoSound remain open. How can I deactivate the IR sensor so that the doors of the BeoSound will close? And if I do this, how will I then be able to open and close the doors of the BeoSound when I want to change CD? Thanks in advance

jk1002: for people with TV it wouldn't make much sense to get one since they can operate their collection through the TV using their Beo 4. Wait until you use one before you pass too much comment. (Part of) the point of the product is to bring back the magic of searching through your music using a physical interface, while still giving the benefit

sensotronic: Why is this like this, at nearly £9k for a TV yet the audio has to be done via scart, what are B&O playing at, surly they could have done this via the HDMI. Im really not impressed by this. What a waste of link speaker,£1k for a clock in the kitchen. should have listened to my mother and brought a Sony Bravia and a clock

seanklemis: sorry i shoudl have explained if your TV is a MK3 it will have 4 hdmi sockets on so you can just plug your blueray player into one of those and set it on the connections menu, you dont need to use DVI if you use HDMI??? on the BV7 mark 3 the DVI is an output for projector and is DVI D which is not compatible with DVI-I or DVI-A The DVI connection

I very much doubt the "cost prices" youmay have seen will have included VAT, whereas the sales price you pay of course does

355f: I dont think you can control that from beo 4/5 I use one in my lounge, it works fine with a Beo 5 assuming your dealer adds the lutron codes for you. You are right about the Beo4 though, it doesn't work for the same reason I stated it won't work from the A9. In sumary, it doesn't work from the standard B&O light commands, but your

If you want a unit that will just work by replacing an existing switch then you need one of these. http://www.onidserv.com/lutronshop/group/118/Rania-IR-Remote-Control-Dimmer You can control it from a Beo5, but not the A9

Every time I have seen problems with Lutron recieving IR there has been a big BV4 nearby blocking the signal. I don't know your room or setup. But if there is a BV4 in there, I would bet it will work with the TV off and not when it's on