sensotronic: prob in the loft, but not adverse to skipping the 9000 and putting it in the guest room But you do not seem to have a TV in the loft??

stotty1111: yes they are , within 2 m of each other! t Ok... the workaround I suggest: Connect all speakers to the TV. Beosound in option 0, TV in option 6. You can operate everything fine with the remote. But you cannot start the music using the local controls on the Beosound.

XP or not, no other brand will play your iTunes music because Apple does not license the DRM... For all the music you have in iTunes that you have ripped yourself or that is iTunes+ (wihtout DRM), then the Beosound can play it just fine.

What's the matter... you will not even see that it is windows if it wasn't written in the specs... and I am an Apple Nut, Microsoft hater. p.

I got a DVB-T tuner installed in my BV7... and the picture is much better than what I get from SKY! Happy with the radios too. I agree that it should have been on standard on all B&O TVs for years... Regarding the (electrical) cost of leaving your installation on... well B&O has for years implemented a dual power supply in all their appliances, and

Are they both in the same room?

Ignace: Official presentation on the BeoSound 5 website in about an hour Get the text, 10 minutes in advance: http://www.beosound5.com/Services/content/en.xml

moxxey: I would want the BS5 to ship with a stackable BM5 that you could chain together. I'd want it to support the playback of DVD video so I can backup my DVDs to the BM5 The DRM in DVDs prevent B&O and any other brand from selling a plug and play solution that does that. That said, the HDR1 or HDR2 allow you to record and store your DVDs on their

I am not sure many people have been happy with their Beomedia1...

Where do you want to add Beocenter 2?