[quote user="Blackrix"] There was a bracket to install BeoLit 1000 into your car, so this is not completely true.... [/quote] Exactly what I was referring to

With WMA lossless the bit rate depends on the music. Microsoft advertises 470-940 kbps, in other terms 200-400 MB per disc or about 1:2-1:4 compression ratio compared to the raw data. I don't have a BS5, but thanks to fishta's idea, I've finally started to rip my CD collection by feeding them to my laptop while reading the morning paper

I'm sorry Dragos that you didn't get any help earlier, but it is a bit difficult when all we know is that something doesn't work The part in the middle of the PCB is a fuse. It may have been a bit hot, but it could be just the case that those solder spots have been secured by hand soldering during manufacturing for some reason. This may

Well, try to fit a Beolit 1000 into an F1, and they didn't have any other automotive audio products back then...

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That supports the theory of some kind of a frame rate conversion issue. It's only visible in the lower part of the screen, because otherwise you wouldn't be able to see it! This 'shearing' of the image can happen when a frame as drawn by the panel isn't completely in sync with a single frame (or field, in case of interlaced material

I thought so too... My BC6500 is quite unsensitive - or should I say too sensitive - for the track gaps. If there's any noise like vinyl scratches in the recording, it runs right past them. There doesn't seem to be an adjustment for the sensitivity either. I have a 1982 JVC deck which counts the gaps much more eagerly.

So you are planning to use the signal right before the poweramps, i.e the outputs of 2IC5? It is a LF353 / TL072 / µAF772 which have no problem driving such a load, and its only purpose seems to be buffering anyway. The input impedance of the BM8000 poweramp appears to be considerably less in any case ( < 10 kohm) so you would not be altering

[quote user="Ehlerz"] After having the new panel for a while, i have now also experienced some other weird things. The lowest 5-10 cm of the panel seems to be refreshing at a slower rate than the other part of the panel. When watching a sceneshift in a movie, the old scene keeps hanging for a split second in the low part of the screen. It

The input range of projectors doesn't need to have anything to do with HD television, as they can be (and were) used as computer displays as well in auditoriums and such.