That box on the lower shelf is an Antec Aria PC case that houses my HDR. I photoshopped the haphazard IR receiver out, but couldn't be bothered with the rest of the cube

[quote user="burantek"] [quote user="tournedos"](I'm sure most will miss one B&O! )[/quote] Penta to the left? Or, white VX5000 down low? [/quote] Darn, too easy - or did you crank up the brightness? I though I was clever placing one candle behind the BS to create that reflection... The white VX5000 you obviously smelled

Well I'm into minimalist decoration and a peaceful Christmas, so here's what I came up with. It's still unusually warm outside, so the BS6500 will have to take care of being snow white this time. (I'm sure most will miss one B&O! ) Also, today happens to be exactly 70 years since the war started in Finland. Probably some Danish family

[quote user="Toubro"] Where do you think the BS9000 would fit best?? I'm willing to change the corner with the black pieces of furniture. [/quote] The only places I can see it fitting are that corner - maybe above the black cabinet, and get rid of the mobile phone display cabinet which to me seems out of place already. Either side of the

I think I should have just one real CD-i (Top Gun ) somewhere in the dungeons at the office... If I can find it without turning the whole place around, you're welcome to it!

[quote user="Bikkel"] To come back to habits, the Bikkel consept goes in a way back to the past. The old fashioned volume control was just a dial. In a way i bring the dial back with the only difference that it is now made remote. This characteristic lowers the learning curve. [/quote] I do particularly like that part of the idea. B&O

Well the AV5 was designed to be a CD-i player and I had the impression that Video CD is a subset of that, so it should work... Do you have any suitable DVD player software on a computer? They usually tell more about the disc and might reveal if it is a region problem. On a PC, you might also try ISOBuster (most useful functions are free).

[quote user="jldmelb"] I like the door handles!! [/quote] The door handles are MINE! (or alternatively, the bubbly).

Yes for PAL - or more correctly 50 fields / sec purposes. If the film is originally targeted for TV, then it may be filmed at 25 fps to begin with, which is a straightforward conversion for 50 Hz TV standards. The 4% increase in picture speed is usually far less annoying than the artifacts that would be created by a 24 fps -> 25 fps conversion, although

[quote user="Bikkel"] 2) You have to direct it the the equipment you want to control (in case of infrared). [/quote] Wrong forum for that one point; the B&O devices can usually pick the remote signal from just about any direction and after a couple of bounces off walls... A nice idea though - but just like the other posters, I'm concerned