moxxey: Weebyx: I have a PS3 connected via HDMI, and it works fine with my NYKO remote. However BV7 and SW4.24a has an issue which causes the BV7 to crash when watching a HDMI source which is not connected via scart also. I don't know if this is exactly true. I have an STB connected by both HDMI and scart and I experience the crash-off issue all

msinn: If a SCART connection is required to control a STB, two questions arise for me: 1. How do I control a STB or Blu-ray player which has no SCART connector? 2. How do I connect more than 3 STBs to an BS3? A BS3 has only 3 SCART connectors. Greetings Martin You only need scart connection if you would like the STB to turn on/off when the tv turns

seanklemis: ok my TV is being updated tommorow with the new software and using the new Service tool. i will post all stats after 1030am GMT once the update has been done and then we can begin to see if the update has fixed the issue with the STB acting very strange and the TV crashing randomly. Looking forward to it working "finers crossed"

apearce: 'one socket for both BL3's'......how can i do that? They don't have more than one PM connector..... Create your own cable, just cut the factory connector at the first BL3, buy a new connector at your dealer, then connect the cable from BS3 and the cable to the second BL3 in that connector. Powerlink cables contains both Left

xegoon: Sorry, i was a problem of my poor english The problem of the Burn-in dosen't exist in D8, D9 & D10 panels. The new BV4 has mounted D10 panel. However, the bright drop after (about) 1,5 minutes with still images... Ok, i have the D9 panel in my new BV4 with ACM, so i will not worry :) /weebyx

wtlc2zpx: Weebyx: Hmmm, as i write this i am wondering if perhaps the BS3 actually CAN daisy f.ex front left and rear left in one PL socket, i dont think it is possible, but maybe it is woth a try :) I dont think its possible. Yes, I think you can do that with the BS3, not with a BV7-32 for example. On the BS3, you could have 4 speakers, and depending

xegoon: Weebyx: I have just bought my first Plasma screen, and off course, the Burn-In thingy is at the back of my head. Is this actually a problem with the latest B&O/Panasonic panels ? The answer is ACM But is it ? ACM as i understand it, will calibrate the colors so they match eachother, but how can it help on burn-in or retention ? If an image

Hi. I have just bought my first Plasma screen, and off course, the Burn-In thingy is at the back of my head. Is this actually a problem with the latest B&O/Panasonic panels ? I have noticed that there in the Customer Service menu is something called "Activate After Image". What is this used for ? I use my MediaPC to watch all my HD materials

apearce: Hi All, I'm just curious how everyone has their BS3 configured. I'm thinking of the following: BS3, using BL9's as front and BL3's as rear. Question, can i daisy the BL9's off each other so as to only consume one PL on the BS3 or do they each need to be directly connected. As the BL3's only have one PL i take it these

Quim43: Weebyx: Ok, that probably means that all the 3'rd party products in the PUC table will be available to control without the PUC controller, but directly via Beo5, great news, but there is no PUC table for my Denon DVD player :( So it would bee cool to add it myself :) /Weebyx What model is your Denon DVD Player? I can look in the database