This is the second old thread I've read! How did you guys stumble on these?

The digital audio out is to connect to a receiver. In this case, your overture is your "receiver." You will need a digital to analog converter, such as: http://www.amazon.com/Gefen-GefenTV-Digital-Analog-Decoder/dp/B0021QBIBQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1263408043&sr=1-1-spell Then, you will need the RCA to DIN connecter

What type of Audio output do you have on your TV? You probably have at least a minijack Audio output (headphone jack) or an optical audio out. If you just have a minijack output then you get a minijack to DIN cable, and connect it to your AUX input on your overture. You can order the cable from "Sounds Heavenly", link at the bottom of the

[quote user="burantek"] B&o 3D TABLET! [/quote] Yeah but the new 3D tablet from B&O will be wall-mountable, so it will be better than Apple's!

There sure aren't many B&O rumors are there? Go over to macrumors.com for Apple and you have a whole site (and one of many) dedicated just to rumors! Go here, the biggest B&O site in the world, and people just don't have a clue or even a lead anywhere about what B&O is going to release! I guess that's just a reflection about

Peter you could have been famous had you not given away your reel to reel deck!

[quote user="Electrified"] It is that sort of thing - the hardware and software "integration" and the whims of the marketing department that makes a Mac all but useless to many professionals working with audio, video and even photography. [/quote] I agree the FW issue on the Macbooks was a poor decision, but you must be joking about

Electrified: I use a Thinkpad T60 every day for 10 hours a day at work. I'd hardly call them "sturdy, lightweight, powerful, and dependable." I also have a Macbookpro and it works flawlessly and is 100% dependable. Video editing, photography, work amazingly well on macs. Your problems with your FW card could happen to anyone... The problem

Anyone here heard of Artcoustic speakers? They have a technology called "target lens" which sounds similar to me! Apparently they were started by former B&O people.

I don't know all the tech behind it but you can't watch 3D on an older non-3D TV.