bayerische: Isn't this a pretty "humiliating" error is this is the case? Only 255 titles. No - that would be a simple limitation. But if this limitation creates this problem, then it is... looks like an elementary level programming error.

Peter's idea of tapping the tape connection is probably the best, if it turns out to be easy as that. Anyway, it's possible to use the phono input at line level with an inverse RIAA equalizer. As it doesn't require any amplification, it can be a completely passive thing (no power needed) and is easy to construct, if you know which end of

poulhs: Anyone got an idea of what's the difference in the sound? Not me, but it's quite safe to experiment, and simply use the setting that sounds the best for you. I would expect the load capacitance to mainly affect the higher frequencies, with 400 pF and above sounding a bit dull.

Puncher: As for the wireless thing, there an awful lot of TV manufacturers releasing wireless TV's for you to be sceptical about. I remember the days when all TV's were wireless Seriously, I'd expect thin displays like this gain a lot of market with setups/people who don't have or want to have a home theatre setup with any kind of center

As you can see in the attached image, the BDP-S350 integrates sizewise perfectly with an early B&O home theater setup. The title on top is there to suggest that IMHO, it alone is worth getting a Blu-Ray player, if you have a Full HD tv. The Sony is quite slow loading discs, but from there on I can recommend it. As noted, the earlier model (-300

Dave: Yes i only got the dongle because my house isn't wired with a telephone line, the mac doesn't move anywhere. Basically what you've told me means i can use a BM1 in my setup yay! I browsed around a little, and it seems the 3G modem typically isn't built-in in the cheaper mobile-enabled routers, you'll have to add it. But there

This is always nice to look at (and hides the lack of space around...)

Dave: It's one of those wireless internet dongles, that i plug straight into the mac... i guess what you say means i'd have to send the internet through wi-fi from the mac to a router which has ethernet out? And the dongle uses the mobile phone network? There are routers which have an internal 3G modem. Then you'd just swap the SIM card

nmartin771: Find B&O on this picture Beocom 1600/2400 on the right? I have a 1600 myself, and it's completely useless since I have no land line!

I've never seen the quad in person, but from a purely technical point of view it has AC coupled amplifier outputs. I don't believe it can approach the level of accuracy the later DC coupled amps have. In addition, I believe it was designed before anyone (except Matti Otala maybe) acknowledged the existence of TIM distortion? The document on