[quote user="ibg001"] By confirmed I mean that a got a mail from B&O that a new version og BM link was released for Mac OS 1.6 and Itunes 9. [/quote] Yes, I thought that might be what you meant :( I had hoped that maybe you had had another official communication form B&O HQ which stated that they were now fully supporting BM-Link.

[quote user="scanorama99"]I thought that wirth beolink you can have audio/video masters anywhere in the chain[/quote] No, not in a wireless chain. The Video Master and the Audio Master must share a common ML connection and the BeoLink Wireless 1 transmitter (the "wireless master" if you like) must also share that master link connection

I have been told that LCD burn-in is less of an issue that with CRTs I have seen some laptops with evidence of burn-in so I am always cautious But a single hour is probably not an issue ....

That's all very strange ! Seeing as it is Australia day today ... ... I am at home and would be happy to field a phone call. My phone number is in your PM.

We had our 2nd, 3rd, etc "honeymoons" at beaches although our first was in 1975 in Africa with the highlight being a gamepark. You could always try Kenya and have beaches and a game park! We have loved each of our beach honeymoons: Bermuda (1986) New Caledonia (1989) Cancun (1991) Los Cabos (2002) The "best" was probable New Caledonia

Yes you can. A MacMini has more ports and connectors than my MacBook so that's a good start. I use the following hardware and its software: Elgato Hybrid USB tuner with two source inputs: composite video input - video, audio L+R digital aerial input Elgato EyeTV software for recording, playing back, and also exporting (converting) videos captured

To use Front Row on BM-Link just tick the box on in the configuration. Then add "PC" as a soft key to your Beo4. Scroll to "PC" and press (GO). Wait for 10 to 15 seconds as the TV screen goes dark/black, and then the Front Row screen appears. Just just ^ and v to scroll, (GO) to select, [EXIT] to back up a menu level, [STOP] to pause

Interesting ! My BV8-32 offered 50Hz PAL or 60Hz NTSC but no 24Hz The other difference is my setting was 480i, 780i, or 1080i not 1080p If yours was 1080p, and also offered 24Hz then it seems the software/protocol is smart enough to know the difference between a BV8-32 HD ready, and a BV8-40 true HD I could tell no difference between the 50Hz PAL and

I always knew that my MacBook when attached to the BV8-32 gave me a higher desk top resolution that its native 1280x800 pixels. I had also noticed there was a 1080i option when the BV8-32 was attached, but I had dismissed it because the desktop characters looked fuzzy or not as crisp. The other day I tried the 1080i for showing video, and I captured

Hi, just spotted this on the B&O site ... no voice, just music, showing the production line for the BV10 (I hope this copy & pasted link will launch the video for you) ((It does, link takes you to the correct B&O website page, just wait for the Flash clip to start loading)) Enjoy