thank g-d for that bno going back to what they do best making the ultimate a/v gear for 'the rest of us' leave the mobiles and toys to the big players - puhleeze

http://smokingapples.com/software/reviews/ripit-dvd-ripper-review-interview-indyhall-labs/ "With the introduction of Core Animation in Leopard, Mac applications have taken a leap to the next level of eye candy effects. The latest to follow this trend is Ripit, a DVD ripper that brings simplicity and a cool UI to the boring process of ripping a

i guess it depends at what bit rate you rip your cd's to itunes i use lossless and it sounds ok to me the itms and it's 128k songs are a joke , they sound pretty awful on a real hi-fi

once you go mac , you never go back ! :)

tbh all that high end hi fi mumbo jumbo makes me laugh i recall that flat earth hi fi review mag in the mid 80's that espoused making marks on your mains plugs , attaching bits of red plastic to your wires and putting a brick on your amp as ways to 'improve' the sound yeah , whatever... :D

i think you'd have to go to c. 36-40" to see a real difference between well upscaled dvd and hd , but there IS a difference

so somebody from bno DOES read the forum after all ! A-HA ! i'm happy to read that , especially since last year i was in a thread at the apple discussions site when steve jobs himself no less got involved ( we all thought it was a troll - but no - it really WAS him ! ) and offered to sort problems out for one of the the regular posters - it was

the way things are going , i wouldn't be surprised if only 2 people actually turned up :)

i was going to argue with you guys and prattle on aboot how wonderful blu ray is , but , i actually agree 100% with you i've bought plenty of blu rays but after getting freesat last week ( for the hd stuff ) and having loads of various hd stuff on my mac from the net ( don't ask ;) ) i've come to the conclusion that the spinning disc is

Puncher: The analogue switch off in the UK actually started in Oct 2007 - there won't be many buyers of BV8's in Whitehaven ! It's beyond astonishing, when you can buy a self contained DVB-T Tuner in a scart plug housing, that a company with the supposed abilities of B&O are "having difficulties" introducing what is basically