Puncher: jandyt: Yo Punch Yes its me!!! .............. I'm back (just in time to not win anything) That's the spirit!

Medogsfat: Alex: I'm here! Sorry I've missed it so far... How was the Curry Alex? We'll understand if you have to dash off for the loo every 5 minutes. Take my advice and jsut pop a roll of Andrex in the fridge LOL it was a Korma so I think I'll be alright. I'm a pansy when it comes to hot food...

jandyt: That was a quick Indian!! Indeed it was, although it was one of the best I've had

I'm here! Sorry I've missed it so far...

I won't be here this evening Going out for an Indian Good luck everybody, I'll be on later!

I agree about the motion artifacts, they're a bigger problem when an HD source is used, however I disagree that you can get better definition from film. Film produces a stunning picture, almost in the realms of what a good (although admittedly far more expensive) digital HD camera can produce. Having seen a digital picture at the local Odeon, the sooner

Considering how unpredictable technology is, I think B&O have done the best job possible. The tuner is a modular part of the BeoSound 4, and there's not much else can be done on top of that to ensure that the as-yet-unknown technology can be integrated.

Reason is fantastic, although I'm not sure it's what the OP wants at all. GarageBand will be much more suited IMO.

Sound and picture quality at the local Odeon is rubbish. Really bad motion juddering, pale blacks, chromatic aberration at the edge of the image, shoddy speaker levels (centre channel always too quiet, too much from the rears) and the subwoofers in some of the screens rattle. Overall, I much prefer watching at home properly, although I don't have a

In other news, the BeoWorld server has run out of space again due to an incredible influx in posts in a particular thread...