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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Hi, The scart cable in the STB is definately in the TV socket and the STB is definately setup to output RGB+CVBS however you have raised a good point as to whether the cable is 21 wire, I assume it is as otherwise when I manually select RGB on the Bv3 I wouldn't notice a difference (or it wouldn't allow me to select it / show a picture), but
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I'm connecting it to the left most one (looking from the rear) which I assume to be the first one. Yes, I do notice a difference when switching to RGB, but as soon as I hit stop or Exit it goes back to CVBS. My Tivo is connected to scart 2 (the middle one) and that does the same thing. You are however right in that scart 3 doesn't have RGB,
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Hi all, Is there any way I can tell my Bv3 that I want to watch in RGB rather than CVBS? The source I am using is my Inverto STB - which has the option of sending a signal as CVBS or CVBS+RBG (the latter of which I have selected). I can get to the B&O menu option for Colour adjust which gives me the option of CVBS or RGB, however even when I select
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Ah, well explained, I'd seen that mentioned elsewhere but the explanation was beyond me on that website - your example makes it crystal clear. I think I'm now sorted actually. I found after a firmware upgrade on my remote that the remote has now got codes for B&O in its database (hurah) and after a bit of playing around with minimum duration
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Thanks for that post from NZ (brings back very pleasant memories of my 5 weeks there earlier in the year), although I'm afraid that life is never that simple. I used those codes from that .ccf successfully with by previous remote (RU940) and they worked. They also worked on my current remote (RU950) until I upgraded the firmware. At this point they
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If I understand you, you are saying that a one up on volume would be 00 xx 60 for one step in volume or 00 xx 60 60 60 60 etc. for multiple steps? I'm guessing most manufacturers maybe repeat the whole packet (e.g. repeated 00 xx 60 00 xx 60 etc.) rather than just one bit of it which is where I may be falling down? I have to confiess I don't
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Does anyone have any information about IR codes for a Beo4 please? I've managed to learn all the ones I want with my universal remote, however although some like volume up and down work, they don't seem to work in a repeat fashion if I hold the button down (this isn't a feature of the Philips Pronto universal remote as it works with repeat
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