soundproof should know...

Tom: sinuhe: How can I tell if it is mkI or II?? If dealer offers a "demo" version of a BV7-32 which has been in the shop for some time (2yrs?), how can I tell if it is mkI or mkII? you can find that out with the type number. For MKI, the 3rd position of the number is a 1 (xx1x), for MKII it is a 2 (xx2x) and for MKIII it is a 3 (xx3x) 9311

tdinham: 1) Will what I propose work with the above setup 2) I have been told I need to change the Overture for a 3000 or 3200 to get NRadio etc to work with the Beomedia. On the other hand I have been told I do not have to change the Overture. - What is the true position? 3) I have also been told the a Beomedia connected as above will be fine with

damatt: DoubleU: P. Mute kan ook, maar als je meer speakers hebt aangesloten op je tv, blijft de tv in video-mode staan, en heb je een oneven aantal speakers werken, en heft het stereo-klankbeeld op. Klinkt niet echt mooi. Als je P.MUTE gekozen hebt, kan je via [LIST] de functie "SPEAKER" selecteren en dan op [2] drukken, dan heb je ook stereo

carlgg: Hi, I have problem to setting up my television BV7 (MKI) together with a HDR1, for working full integrated. For watching television (terrestial) I use a STB (Sagem 64) connected to AV2 (DTV) which works very well. The HDR1 is connected to AV1 (VMEM) and also to a seperate STB (Thomson DTI353). The IR transmitter is connected to HDR1 (Data).

moxxey: Coolskin: I've hooked up the Mac Mini (MKi) to the BV7-32 MKi via L+R connectors on the back. Thanks. I'm going to speak to my dealer. My old BV7-32 MKI had a mini-jack to scart cable and enabled me to select A.MEM for the Airport Express. You might be wondering why I didn't keep the cable etc? As my computer was up in the home office

I've hooked up the Mac Mini (MKi) to the BV7-32 MKi via L+R connectors on the back. Previously I had the iPod hooked up to these connectors. The BEO4 selection is "PC". The cable for this setup is approx. max. 10 Euros.

tom: I read your blog regularly, Coolskin. It is very interesting most of the time. I wanted to start a blog too, but I still don't know how to do. Could you tell me? I saw Peter' blog. Then I tried to find out how to set one up for my own. I didn't manage, told Peter, and Van then set up a blog section for me personally.

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Henry: Dear Coolskin, Since the old BeoWorld, I have always taken the time to read your regularly updated blogs. Of course Daniel is your pride and joy, and so although I miss your company on BeoWorld, we all understand your position. Best wishes to you and your family. It's not that dramatic, that I can't find the time to post or blog. But