Hi and welcome to Beoworld. Your idea of you removing the AR coating frightens the hell out of me, I don't know what others think, but IMO I'd put that out of your mind straight away. Razor blade!!!! On the AR screen of my Beovision 3 I get the same purplish effect when I apply glass cleaner and clean the screen. I found it not a simple wipe

What happens if you swap scart sockets? I presume your DVD player is plugged into a scart socket, so what happens if you connect the DVD to the socket where the STB was and vice-versa? Also, are did you try the new STB with the original scart cable? It may be down to this being faulty.

Hi Martyn, you can't 'tune' via a scart connection, the signal is either there or it isn't. Tuning is only possible via an RF (aerial) connection. I'm sure people more familiar with the LS 500 will respond, but my first thought is that as you're getting something through, then clearly the connection is OK - of sorts! If you're

[quote user="Keith Saunders"] Whilst, the LC2 was constructed and marketed by B&O as an "in cable" device, it can be wall mounted as shown. [/quote] That's exactly how 4 of mine are currently mounted! I think they look great like that. 'Luckily', here in Spain rooms are constructed with several small panels high up

[quote user="Nidul"] When the Tv is working the picture quality is very good. Oh and how would I get the picture to change fro 16.9 aspect to widescreen? [/quote] Hi Nidul, to deal with your final point, I thought 16:9 WAS widescreen! Do you mean 4:3 to widescreen? Firstly make sure you are using a fully wired Scart lead? Some/many are not

Thanks for those replies, appreciated.

Yesterday, we suffered a power cut, the power returning almost immediately. Later, I went to make a call on my Beocom 6000 only to find the phone book empty! Power cuts are not unusual here in Spain (expecially during rainfall, but not uniquely) however this is the first time this has affected the phone in this way. I am assuming there no way to restore

Saw this brief article in a magazine which was titled "Next Big Thing - reflection free screens". From the description of the technology it seems very similar to the AR screens B&O TVs have. http://tinyurl.com/62l8b96

[quote user="Seanie_230"] Hi there Thank god, I have got board with my posts just being one long line. [/quote] No more than the rest of us! BTW shouldn't that be 'bored'?

[quote user="XTHX"] Hey guys i am new to the forum. I just purchased a used very clean bv5 mk2 from 2005. I really love the tv but one thing that really bugs me is a constant brightness/contrass change depending on the picture. In scences of a movie where the image is a lighter color or brighter scence the TV seems to increase the brightness