Whilst I do not have an MS Media Centre, I do have a good knowledge of the Lintronics box and I have one sat in front of me which I use for various tests. The Lintronics box is very flexable and some may say to flexable because it is able to translate almost (99%) of IR codes to what you want. It has all the standard conversion tables and you can build

Does the buzzing sound like a relay going off and on ? What are the Beolab 4000's powerlink cables connected too ? If so this is almost certainly going to be an earthing problem. Also if the buzzing does sound like a relay, has any new electrical/electronic equipment being added recently which runs off the same power ring main ?

The HEX code for VTR is 85 and there is also VTR_SCART which is E7

Assuming you are pushing the button in on the back of the Earsat 2 it should work. If you are sure you are doing this, then you will have to take it back to your dealer.

Ken, Whilst I have no formal inside knowledge, I would say the chances of B&O ever producing a DVB-C card are zero for many reasons. Connection will have to be via STB controller. It has always been its stated policy, it will support DVB-S & DVB-T, but will not support cable. There are so many different frequencies used by cable company which

Ken, Sorry to tell you that the answer is NO.

I agree that your problem has nothing to do with Region coding. However, depending if your DVD1 is a Mark I or Mark II version, you may need a software update. Years ago I had this type of issue and after the firmware had been updated in the unit, it resolved the problem. What is the 4 digit Type number on the back of the unit ?

Let me start by giving you a word of warning, using the USB +5 volts is fine PROVIDED it is not directly connected to any of the Powerlink pins which I previously stated. It should be connected via a high value resistor. On most USB outlets and powered hubs the +5 volts is rated at 500ma and all you need is a pull-up to raise the voltage above +2.5

Kalle, The simple fact is that the Playstation 3 is non IR, so no matter what IR remote you are using it will need a converter, so ....mr Anders(son) is quite right in his suggestion.

Dave, These are Powerlink speakers where pin 4 must be greater then 2.5 volts to switch the speakers on and pin 1 must be greater than 2.5 volts to switch the Powerlink on.