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This sounds very much like you are using a cheaper scart lead that only has an overall screen and not individual screens on the video leads. When you switch to scart input, there is still an off air signal going out of the scart socket for recording purposes. If there is only an overall screening on the cable, then the video information going out of

PM sent re Beocord 2000 Ron

The audio on a DVD is encoded a a bit rate of 48Khz whereas an mp3 or wma is usually encoded at 41Khz. Some players designed for audio only may not be able to decode the higher bit rate. There is a free computer programme to change the bit rate to most formats. Try http://www.nch.com.au/switch/index.html where various file programmes for audio and video

The Beomaster 3500 DOES NOT have an RIAA preamp built into the receiver, and so the connected turntable MUST have one built in. The Beogram 3500 does have the preamp built in, so if you connect most other Beograms to the receiver, you will require a stand-alone preamp kit in order to raise the level, and apply the RIAA characterisric to the signal.

Does anyone know the method of finalizing a DVD-R disc in a DVD2 machine after copying from the hard disc. I cannot find the option anywhere and if I try to play the disc on any other DVD player or in my computer if fails to play. I have to put the disc into another manufacturer's DVD recorder and finalized it there, and then it will play on any

Dear Members I have decided to sell by beloved BeoSystem 7000 consisting of Beomaster7000, BeogramCD7000, Beocord7000 and Beogram3500. It is in the very rare totally black finish, and although it has not been used for a while, it is in almost mint condition electrically, mechanically and cosmetically. There is also a Beolink7000 remote, which I might

I want to rewire my Masterlink system with the newer RJ45 connectors. Does anyone have the approved connection pin details for distributing Masterlink via RJ45, as there seems to be a shortage of pins on the connector to supply all the required cable links. Ron

If you upgrade to a silver membership, then a full service manual is available to you for the RX2 Ron

Your BM 44000 was designed before remote control was available on input sources. The BG 4002 was designed to be remote controlled via the 7pin DIN plug. The answer is to remove the 2 extra pins ( you should find that they unscrew with a fine watchmaker screwdriver and are easy to remove) to provide a 5 pin DIN plug to insert into the PU socket on the