The previous owner had timers set by the sounds of things, and didn't disable them. Which remote control do you have?

Agreed! Also check there's no dirt managed to get behind the anti-reflection screen. B&O do a lot to make sure it doesn't happen, but it's not completely unheard of. Dents in the speaker grille can easily be fixed, either just by pushing the grille back into place (pretty easy) or by getting a new grille. As Lee says, if it's a 7.1 with a 40", you've

The magnetic fields created by the earth are very powerful but spread out, kinda like a gentle breeze can push a boat, although the much faster and 'more powerful' air blowing out the front of a hairdryer or fan would never have a hope of pushing a yacht or boat along (even though it's faster). The earth's magnetic fields behave in vaguely the same

B&O don't do product placement in that way. They don't pay a film producer in order to have their equipment placed in the set.

I'd actually split the audio from the Mac and send it to both the AUX input on the BeoSound AND to an input on the BeoSystem 3 (along with video from the Mac's DVI output). This way, you can just switch to say V.Aux and choose the music you want (while also hearing it), and then switch back to A.Aux to hear exactly the same thing but without the image

I don't think it can be done without a Beo4 or BeoLink 1000 (Beo4 is a much better option).

godlund: I accidentally zapped on some porn on the Tv and watched trough the whole movie (first time to ever do that). Couldn't stop looking at the BC9000 and BL8000 in the background. I even think I saw an old BeoVision MX in one scene. So it wasn't a very good movie?

If you go by that theory, then blu-ray and HD-DVD are already out-of-date. A hard-drive/computer based system can give much better picture quality. I can't see how HD DVD or BluRay is ever going to become a replacement for DVD. DVD can produce a fantastic picture even on a 65" panel with the BeoSystem 3, and I can't see it'll be any different with the

Already is fully Digital capable, the UK version inclusive (the US version is quite a step ahead of ours).

Apple Cinema Display and a Mac! Much better for computer use than a 32" lower resolution display. The BV8 has less than half the resolution of the 30" ACD, which wouldn't be pleasant to use on a 32" screen. On a 23" screen, it could be great, but 26" plus, you really want ACD resolution...