A region coding issue would not cause a crash, the DVD player would simply refuse to play it. I've played a DVD-R disc in a later DVD1 before, have you had any problems with any other discs at all?

Rumours have been flying around for ages. There was nothing to replace the 12" PowerBook...

Go careful in the service menu of the BeoSystem 3! You can easily mess things up a lot in there, which only a B&O service centre could fix...

Craig: Alex: Fake, look at the bottom BeoVision 9. Alex, you mean the one that has a 4:3 picture and no speaker? Craig That would be the one

Fake, look at the bottom BeoVision 9.

it's not a normal audio connection like the other DIN sockets on the BM7000. It's so you can use a graphic EQ with the BM, kinda like a 'preamp' loop out.

Well of course the true HD signal looks better, you'd expect it to, but the difference isn't as vast as you would expect. The BeoVision 9 in the window of the Bath store fools me into thinking I'm looking at an HD signal, although whether this will translate as well on an LCD panel I don't know...

Streets ahead. The later BeoVision 5s produce a stunning picture, not that far off some of the CRTs (although I still don't think they were up to the Avant) but the BeoVision 9 really is something else!

paddy2042: You know, I am much happier now that all these issues have been fixed, however I noticed last night that the BC2 froze and I had to switch it all off at the wall to reset. I don't want to jinx the new equipment but I am worried already. I know everyone says that I have been unlucky, but do other people hve problems having to restart equipment

petz: Does this mean that whenever TV signals will be digital all over, image quality advantage BnO once had will disappear? With analog signals BnO TVs were just outstanding. But when I look at regular flat screens with digital feed, especially HD, it seems that the difference in image quality is small. As I am building a house and will start with