Well, that depends.. Do use still use Analogue TV ? Do you have DVBHD ?

Sorry, I clearly misunderstood your question.. There are two (2) differences between these two XML files. The PUC version has the following two sections removed:- The first is for analogue TV and analogue Teletext <source stName="AnalogTV" nReplace="1"> <source_item stName="Channel" nReplace="1" nHidden

This is a picture of module 75 which is the DVD power supply within the AVANT

I am not sure I fully understand your question, but based on your questions I think you may not fully understand the situation, so I will provide a basic overview. The PUC in the Beovision is loaded by the dealer with the required STB IR converter code, so the output of the PUC is controlling your 3rd party STB via an infrared transmitter physically

[quote user="B&Ola"] @Keith: How do you set the new Beo4 to a reduced Ir-transmission? I can't find that in the menu. /Ola [/quote] The Beo4 Infrared transmitted power can be changed to one of seven (7) levels. Level 1 is the lowest IR power level and 7 is the highest. To change the the infrared power level you must go into the Beo4's

Dear Wednesday Thread Members, I am aware of the issues many of you have had recently when posting and getting the "Catch All" Error page which is basically a timeout error due to the time the SQL database is taking creating all the links for the new posting. The reason is basically two fold, one is the size of our SQL database and the overall

Look forward to receiving your files..

Sad news indeed. My condolences goes to the whole family..

Bonjour Daniel, Which make of IR Remote Code Analyser did you purchase ? To create an XML for all the buttons on your Samsung unit, you will need to capture each button and save them in seperate text files using the name of the button as the text file name. For example POWER.TXT From those text files we can make the XML file.

[quote user="evman140"] I have managed to get the Beo to work, however the remote needs to be within a foot of the beomaster! The Philips operates everything else from a great distance. Is there a reason for this? [/quote] You have the incorrect or no carrier frequency. B&O uses a carrier frequency of 455 Khz and for almost all others