Didn't realise that about the necessity of the scart for sound on this model of TV. I still don't fully understand why you have had 7 HD boxes, can you clarify? Was it because of unreliability /breakdown problems with the previous 6 or is the reason for replacing each of them that none would connect properly to your TV? The fact that you use

Seven Sky HD boxes? I know all products can have one which may be troublesome, but if you have had connection problems which have persisted through seven boxes then I would have thought you should be looking for a solution elsewhere than just changing to a higher capacity box. I can't advise on your particular TV but surely the problem lies somewhere

Well done. Did the postman ring twice?

Apologies for wasting Forum space, but I've now realised that the DVD movie copies which had been coped with the native language and not the English option!

I seem to recall from previous threads that my DVD1, being an early version, has very restricted playback options. The user guide lists a raft of options available under the 'Tool Bar' which I am unable to access when following the instructions given. All I am offered is "Angle". I have never bothered much about this but on a couple

Interesting (albeit brief) review of the Beosound 8. http://tinyurl.com/6juh8o8

If i'm lucky enough to win one, can I swap it for a Panasonic plasma TV?

[quote user="macjonny1"]Given the flux in technology and the differing trends in the marketplace, I think it would be incredibly dumb for B&O to invest in 3D tech, and even dumber for someone to buy one of their expensive sets with a 3D technology that may be obsolete soon.[/quote] 3D capable sets will work fine with 2D so it's just

[quote user="Beobuddy"]But about the AAD etc, wasn't it ADD, analog recording, analog remixed, digitally mastered, ADD, analog recording, digitally (re)mixed, digitally mastered, DDD, digital recording, digital (re)mixed, digital mastered?[/quote] That's the point I was trying to make. The last 'D' was always to mean digitally

[quote user="Beobuddy"]The music on the cd was already digital[/quote] Hey Beobuddy, just to be pedantic, it wasn't the music that was always digital, just the medium used for its recording, storage and reproduction. Seriously though, does anyone recall when CDs has letters such as AAD, ADD, DDD to indicate the analogue or digital element