Chinese Whiskey? New power supplies are cheap, but it could be the Power Management inside your computer that's on the fritz. Chinese Whiskey???

Check that your scart has all the connections. I have scart plugs that have different sets of pins, depending upon what you are using it for. Could be yours is intended to take a signal OUT via scart to rca-plugs. But also give the setup menus a look, as suggested above.

You want as few connections as possible - the top one will do nicely. I'm sure you can get the second one with male plugs, to go straight into your soundcard. I got a set of interconnects from flashbacksales.co.uk Very happy with those -- one set looks a bit like your top one.

B&Ola: What do you all say? /Ola Beo4

Bingo: I don't know. I do not live in the UK. In France the problem for B&O even becomes bigger. There must be an MPEG4 tuner build in from 2008 in any new television :-). So how wil B&O will solve this problem?? I guess by building one into its TV sets from 2008 onwards?

Beofan2: Jacob Jensens problem today, from my point of view, is that he continue with the same basic idea, no changes at all. And since Jacob Jensen is not involved with B&O design today, that is a problem because?

So - basically, the Serenata should be like most other mobile phones, while being Beo-Eccentric? The problem here is that a lot of other CE manufacturers have discovered the power of design and are using it, where B&O ruled the roost quite on its own during the 80s and 90s. It's simply a lot harder for B&O to stand out. I don't buy into

Try some flatwire - will do the job excellently. An inexpensive option . Or a more expensive one: http://www.flatwiretv.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=FW&Category_Code=AUDIO

As a measure of how fast things change. Guess why this chart stops in May? With the introduction of the Playstation 3, Blu-ray got a boost, but HD-DVD is not only catching up, according to Toshiba it's shot past in the summer months ... This is Sony's chart at CEDIA, cleverly terminated while Blu-ray was still ahead. I agree with Peter. Have

Sometimes I don't use the "official" cover. It's quite nice to play with the coverflow function - I add photos of the performing artists, or images that link to composers, place of performance, etc. Makes for a very interesting flow to the images when I'm playing music, particularly when I have the image up on the flatscreen and