At start, B&O should make Beosystem 3 full 1080p/24 fprs support, and the same for BV7-40 and Beovision 4/9. B&O needs to make 120hz-screens with 24 fprs-support to get a "judder"-free Blu-ray picture.

You can not upgrade the sw yourself. You need a program called "servicetool" and I dont know how to get that. Later this spring, a new software will support 1080p/24 fprs, but it will not be a full support. You need a screen that can handle 120hz and the screen in the BV 7-40 just handles 50/60 hz.

Am I getting rid of the judder if I put the Filmmode to "off"? /Martin

Hi, Carsten If I put Filmmode to "off", am I getting rid of the judder then?

1080p/24 fprs will be supported later this spring according to B&O in Struer. Sw 4.12 does NOT support 24 fprs. /Martin

hi, i have got a new letter from B&O regarding the 24 fprs-issue. Read this: Dear Mr Stroem, Thank you for your reply. I regret that I have misinformed you about the software 4.12 supports 24 fprs. It will be implemented in a later software. The 4.0 software does therefore not support 24 fprs. Kind regards Bang & Olufsen a/s Mette Krabbe Helmholt

Hi, a television which FULLY support 24 fprs, must have a screen that support 24, 48, 96 or 120 hz. Beovision 7-40 just supports 50/60 hz. A lot of LCD:s of other brands support 24 fprs but have a 100hz screen. It will just have a positive impact when you are looking at 50hz-sources like DVD or cable-tv. When you are looking at 1080p-content like Blu

I have got this letter from B&O today: Thank you for your email dated 10 March. We are still working on the case with the flash problems, and it has therefore not been solved in the 4.12 software version. This new software wll be compatible with 24 fprs, but you will experience a frame rate conversion as the BeoVision 7 is a 50/60 hz screen. Kind

Yes, the flashproblem just occurs when you are looking at upscaled DVD (1080p) or Bluray/HDDVD (1080p). /Martin

To Beomanic Man: which sw do you have in you BV7-40 markIII? /Martin