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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Keith Saunders: There appears to be something wrong here in my view. The Beolab 3's have a maximum power consumption of 20 watts and typically is around 7 watts. What is the B&O type number on the speakers ? Thank you everybody, Yes its very strange indeed ! They are brand new, and all leads (powerlinks mk3 and mains) are the original ones.
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Hi, I'm beginning to use my brand new BL3s and I've discovered they have a strange behaviour: they have a little of "fever", they are overall heating around 38 degrees even using them at low volumes or in short listening periods... does that the normal BL3 working temperature? Thanks.
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wtlc2zpx: On new chassis TV (BV7, BV6), you can control the STB that is connected at the back of the HDR1 or V8000 with the STB-C of the TV set. I am pretty sure that can be done with the DVD2 as well. Which TV have you got Santiago? Ok, didn't know that, my avantDVD32 is almost 6 years old...
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Ian: But if you have the B&O built-in DVB-T module, that would solve that problem? Yes; the DVD2 can record from the built-in BV tuner, but in composite video quality, if the decoder is directly connected to the DVD2 the quality will be RGB...much better.
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Mike: Is it possible to use the STB controller that is built into a BV6 and connect the STB (via SCART) to the DVD2? In that case it should be possible to record digital programs and use the Beo4 to switch the channels on the STB. I think you can't, The STB only works along with a scart related in the same device, so a STB inside a BV control a
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jandyt: In Spanish, Serena means mermaid Serenata must mean little mermaid then....or something Andy T. Hi Andy! In Spanish, mermaid is "Sirena", "Serena" is the feminine form of a "calm person". "Serenata" means "a serenade". A horrible "kitschy" name for a phone device (in Spanish) The word
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I'm sorry again, I've already found the answer: I've just download the "beolink active reference" manual and there I can see it has 2 powerlink sockets...so no splitter needed. My fault asking so quick before thinking... just tired.
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I'm sorry, but a parallel question: I'll receive soon a brand new Beolink active for the bedroom, How many powerlink outputs has the Beolink active; only one, same as Beoport? So if I want connect BL4s or BL3s to this Beolink active do I need this same Y-splitter? Thanks in advance
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I remember very well when I bought the BL4s for my beoport, that my dealer had 2 different models of powerlink Y-spliters in the store, and then he said me that one of them didn't worked well with the BL4s/BL3s (hum noise), but the other one (which he verified very carefully) worked fine. So maybe your problem is there. I hope that helps you, best
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Hello Ian, So you lose 17h recording time - But you gain a DVD drive Exactly, but I have already 4 dvd players, 2 of them are dvd recorders. Regarding the STB-C situation - What does that mean exactly - It can't record a digital signal (from an external box)? You can record from it, but you cannot control the external tuner box with Beo4, you must
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