One thing about the new codecs: In DolbyTrue HD, there is a ordinary DolbyDigital track in the HD-track. In DTS-HD, there is a ordinary DTS track in the HD-track. Thats why beosystem 3 (or BV7-40 MarkIII) "decode" the the codecs. But it does NOT decode the new codec, it just decode a ordinary DD or DTS-track which are "inside" the

Hi guys, I have read alot of this and it is as follows: You have three choices to decode Dolby True HD and DTS-HD: 1. You send Bitstream (not decoded signal) from the player to the amp. In this case the amp will make ALL the decoding and bass management and roomcompensation and so on. In this case you need a player that support HDMI 1.3 and an Amp that

MOXXEY: I JUST TELLING THE FACTS, HOW TO GET RID OF THE WHITE FLASHES! Of course this is not the way that is accepteble because it should not be there, but IT IS there, and then I think I should help people at this forum to get rid of the white flashes. Do you have a problem with that MOXXEY? Regards Martin

Go into the picture-menu and put the "size"-potentiometer one step below maximum, and then YOU GET RID OF THE WHITE FLASHES! I have done this with sw 4.0 and I have NOT seen any white flashes. And now with sw 4.24 I still dont see any white flashes. YOU DO THIS AND YOU DONT HAVE TO THINK ANYMORE ABOUT THE WHITE FLASHES! /Martin

Hi, about the new Bv7-mark IV, there are just guesses not facts, I´m afraid. Read my earlier posts here about those tests I have done with other brands "100hz-screens". Today you wouldn´t like to have a 100hz-software in your Tv. Maybe in a year or so, this will be good, but for now, the 48/50/60 hz that BV7-40 markIII will deliver

Hi, beolab I have read the Minhembio-thread about the screen. Nobody seems to know for sure if this is the screen. But maybe it is the same screen that b&o uses. But people talks about how good the picture is at this screen (old or not) and thats maybe why b&o uses it.

a question: Why are we complaining about our BV7? Aren´t you satisfied with yours? Did you try the new SW 4.24? I was not really satisfied when I bought mine at november last year, because I had a plan of using it with bluray-movies. But now, with the new software, I think it is a very good TV for bluraymovies and DVD:s. How can it be that Bv7

Hi Beolab, Maybe you have find out that my discussion about "100hz-screens" is correct. I have read about 15 articles in hi-fi-press (internet) that confirms what I had said in my posts at this thread. But it is a shame for B&O if you are right about how old this panel is, but I really dont think that B&O uses a 3 years old screen

I know all about what you are writing. But I don´t agree with you. I have some friends that own some of the Hifi-stores i Malmö and I have talked a lot with them about this subject. And they say that those screens out there today that are "100hz-screens" is not really 100hz-screens. They are 50/60 hz-screens but they have software

Hi, Fredrik. I´m not so sure if there is a definitin of what "real" 24p really is. What I meant was that BV7 just don´t "support" the 24p-signal, it shows it in a correct way too. I have been around in many stores in sweden that sells other brands of LCD-tv´s and tried with my sony BR-player. A lot of screens says