Looks like a UK phone jack I have several from various visits overseas Here in Oz, my beotalk simply plugs into a phone line splitter so that the beotalk and the beocom share the same cable

sadly you will not be treated to the sight of two elephants dancing tonight not that I am saying SWMBO is anything other than elegant I am referring to my four left feet We are sadly in Oz But we will be with your spiritually :-) Have loads of F.U.N.

The product page of Beoworld gives better details than the B&O site ! http://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=1276 It states that the BV10 connections include: Digital audio inputs 1 x Phono SPDIF 1 You need to find the similar connection on your sky HD box. Or are you saying you are not sure which physical position on the units to plug the

cheaper to buy a MacMini and Phillipe's iPhone + LinkPlayer softwares :-)

1 x transmitter 1~3 receivers Many drop-outs, but based on recommendations in another forum I moved the site of the transmitter, and now I have a more stable environment ... but for example, it played all of today and then dropped out inexplicably (my wife says ...)

[quote user="mbee"] [quote user="waterlander2004"] Just browsing through the BV8-40 user guide which states on page 16 (titled "Use your television as a computer monitor") that it supports the following screen resolutions: "60 HZ; 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 720." To my surprise, the ideal screen

[quote user="mawheele"]Music Discovery - Anyone wish to argue with the scale of content available on iTunes and an algorithm that analyses the tastes of 100's MILLIONs of customers that makes suggestions accordingly? I want to learn about new bands, not to help me select songs within my own collection that I might potentially like. I know

Things may have changed ... but when I first looked at the BM5/BS5 I thought I could just by the BM5 and use a BeoVision ... but I was told that MOTS was implemented in the BS5 not the BM5 so I delayed my purchase If you are going down the TV only route just check whether you can use MOTS if you want that as a feature ... although as I said, things

On other threads a number of members have "spoken" positively about the Cambridge DACMagic as a better converter of digital to analogue than the Mac's own sound card. Looking at the product it has: -- digital in -- digital out -- analogue out http://www.cambridgeaudio.com/summary.php?PID=320 Perhaps you could use this to split the Mac

[quote user="Chrisreunion"] - both softwares have to deal with the limitations/operating principles of Itunes. [/quote] [quote user="PhilLondon"]create a PlayList for each of your albums[/quote] It is not ideal, but this is my approach: I have about 15 playlists for my library of 8,000+ tracks. And so I use genius or itunes DJ playlists