Not sure if this qualifies because I said nothing in response (for a change). A potential buyer of a Beovision 4 HD plasma that I was selling was deciding between my item and that offered by a local Suffolk-based dealer. He was aware that I had to transport the screen over 100 miles. And so was the dealer! He decided to go with the package offered by

i took a little look on his Sky HD box settings when he went out of the room. 1080p output.............. Was this one of those special SKY boxes that is like no other that outputs at 1080p rather than 720p? :)

BV5 IMO

V.OPT 6

Try using scart and digi coax.

Many Happy Returns Peter, you are a good old egg.

Moxman, I've read with interest some of your observations which are frightening, but I think your set was a bit of a dog. Haven't heard of any similar tales and have had only the briefest glance. Perhaps it is an appropriate time for B&O to come onto this forum and set the record straight and answer your queries. Perhaps you might be pointed

Hi Pedro You need an HDMI-DVI lead (for video) and at the very least a scart socket (for audio). If your Blu-Ray has a Component output and your DVI is populated you can use AV4 to use component video, and stereo (which attach to the two phono inputs above the component inputs on the back of the 7-40 MK2). Good Luck

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Good article thanks, not surprising however. On the one hand you might say that this department didn't exactly do anything groundbreaking in the six years since its' formation.............