How old is your Beocom 4 ? Have you always had this problem or has it just occurred ?

Denis, It depends what you mean by "Digitized signal satellite" if you mean digital transmissions then I would say the word "prepared" means provided you link the Beosat RX to an external decoder. Don't forget that DBS means Direct broadcast satellite

Simon, Please see your PM for the link to the manual

Quite a common problem and certainly nothing to do with the Beovision 6-22 This tends to happen for one of the following reasons:- 1) The Pace STB has a fault or needs a software update 2) The aerial signal is below 60% which would allow you to still have a reasonable analogue picture, but is likely to provide picture and sound mismatch on digital

Denis, I have sent you a PM with a link to the Beosat RX user manual

I agree with Peter, you should get it fixed or get the parts and fix it yourself.

Sensotronic, Max raises a good point, do you have microfilters in place ?

Never understood who thought the Beo1 was a good idea particularly given its very limited compatibility

Below are the cables I am talking about, use the first cable to wire into a junction box or use the second to plug into say the MCL/ML converter

Have a look at the speaker sockets, they each have an extra pin and you need the MCL cable with these two speaker plugs on the end.