Creating an XML file for Sony products is not normally any problems. If you or your friend do not have a means of capturing the IR codes for the Sony Amplifier, it is possible that someone has previously produced Pronto Hex codes for that product which can then be converted. The best place to find such codes is HERE

[quote user="chucky"]Loading configuration failed [/quote] As others have stated you cannot use the Beo5/Beo6 Configuration Tool on a 64 bit machine. The Beo6 uses different firmware loaded into it and ONLY version 4.11 comes with this firmware Version 1.0 With the Beo6 on to the base and the USB cable connected to your PC, in the download

[quote user="dueno"] The OCX is missing or corupt, please reinstall the Configuration tool ! [/quote] This means that the runtime library is missing or cannot access it from the C:\Windows\system32 directory

I do not know what "eksembel" means ? The Beoworld XML Generator will ONLY convert Lintronic timings to a RAW XML file, so if you do not have a Lintronic box that is not an option. Exactly what product are you trying to create an XML file for ?

Building any XML file without a software tool will be time consuming, but clearly can be done using any text editor. XML stands for e X tensible M arkup L anguage and is a standard flat text file which is designed to transport and store data. All XML files must start with a Root parent and everything below the root will be defined by the application

[quote user="JC"]All of a sudden the stand-by light on the 9000 started flashing and a strange clicking in the unit, as though switching on and off. The 9000 will not switch on and the 3500 will not recognise any source from it. [/quote] Jonnie, Based on your description of the problem I think it is unlikely that the B&O hospital will

[quote user="hackel"] I'm looking for the Apple TV XML file too, but your link is dead... Is it possible for you to upload it on the beo5 download section ?? [/quote] Sorry about the broken link, clearly one of the links I missed when I moved the server. You can download HERE the Apple TV XML file which has the hard keys pre-assigned and

Unfortunately even using the latest version of Configuration Tool has problems in some situations with Macros. Because B&O have never really got this correct. You say you are using an XML file you edited yourself, are you talking about a product XML file or the whole "Configuration.xml" file ? If you are talking about a product XML file

Olivier, I am very pleased that everything is working well for you now. mbee After receiving IRTrans captured codes from Olivier and others, its clear there is some issues with its outputed information from a capture, but the capture itself is fine. For example it does not provide information about "repeat" codes etc. I suggest you post in

There is, but your B&O dealer would have to do it for you. The dealer or his/her service centre have a software tool which can save your existing phone book and restore it