Come on... Disks in a server farm are used a lot more intensively that your 2 hours a day Beomaster 5... And, it is not B&O's fault here, but I doubt the BS5 will make sense in 10 years time! p.

B&O demander du feedback! C'est encore plus invraissemblable!!! Le logiciel n'est meme pas dispo aupres des revendeurs. La machine leur arrive préremplie. p.

I am wondering if B&O has implemented CEC in their latest TV. CEC is part of the HDMI standard but is not compusory and allow the TV to pass commands to the external device, but also to display the device menu as well. The is the equivalent of AVL that B&O has implemented on the SCART plug. ---- Wikipedia Extract: Consumer Electronics Control

Zugn: So you mean, that the problem can't be with the television itself, not with the SW version, etc.? Could be the TV as well unfortunately. But do not panic yet!

Will give it a go...

I think the BM5 can work as a standalone, but we do not know if it can be sold as a standalone product, It can play video , but It cannot stream video directly off the internet. Not a question of CPU, just the feature is not there. Video have to be on the hard drive. I think nobody has seen the BM5 in action. So can't confirm what size video it

Try and borrow a Beo4 that can send the Stand command. Test it on your TV. if the TV turns, then it you can try and see on the remote side. If the TV doesn't then look on the stand side. p.

They usually take about a month (!) to ship their product. So I'll let you know if the new ones work. Note that you can control this "LC2" with the Beo 4, but in order to control other things you need their control box and another remote. If what you want is a time function that is not an issue as the other remote is never used. I am only

The Beo4 uses a different range from other remote, so I am not sure. But if you have a STB-C that does not have the Apple TV codes, you can use another code, and let the Apple TV learn it. I do not have an Apple TV so I could not test. If anyone could try and post here...

Yes, as I just said... PhilLondon: You rip music and video on your computer and send them to the BM5's hard drive. What we do not know is the size limitation. The Beomedia 1 was struggling with large video files. we can hope that the Beomaster 5 can read video files much better because of the improve specs, but I still want to see before I believe