Goldfrog88: Guys, I'm looking to upgrade the Sharp AQUOS I have hanging off a BS3, because it isn't HDCP-compliant (only sports a DVI connection). I'd love a BV9, but they are the price of a new family car. I'd like to buy a 50 or 52-inch panel, preferably with high-def digital built-in tuner. Should I go plasma or LCD? Should I look

Santiago: 355f: Actually the table stand is a large heavy alloy stand that has quite some depth at the rear or the screen You could look at a Pioneer floor stand- looks very BnO all in alloy- if you wanted to floor rather than table mount Hi 355f, BV4 would be over a table for sure (not on floor stand), probably something like this or this ... so the

Santiago: Thanks a lot to both, Gordon and Keith ! I'm seriously thinking to buy a BV4 instead a BV7, changing my mind to plasma from LCD, but I've not a wall behind to hang the beast Definately the table stand is very nice Best regards. Actually the table stand is a large heavy alloy stand that has quite some depth at the rear or the screen

moxxey: 355f: Im delighted all your blue rays are better than ds dvds but please look at the following 355F, I don't really need someone else to offer me my opinion. ie. what that forum states is irrevelant. What I would say is that some Blu-rays are not well encoded (see my earlier post) and are no better than an upscaled SD DVD. However, the same

joeyboygolf: Phew!!! Drinks all round in Struer then! I dont think they can afford those anymore!

moxxey: 355f: Totest this theoryI have the bourne ultimatum BR on pioneer 8 series with PS3 and a standard dvd played on BV4 with BS3- the standard dvd is far better in every way. Checkout AV forums for a list of BR discs that are actually worth having for picture quality alone- its not many! How did you do that test? Bourne Ultimatum - or any Bourne

moxxey: 355f: For my part, the biggest imprvements we are going to see with BR will be in sound and not picture formats. Alas, without HDMI 1.3 these new codecs will not be available to existing BS3 holders. This is another fault with the way BnO operates which i meantioned before! I'm already astonished my 2008-model BV7-40 MKIII doesn't support

Beolab: 355f: Beolab: martin01: Hi, I have a brand new BV7-40 Mark III (Full-HD). I have bought a Panasonic BMP-BD10A blu-ray player. When I look at blu-ray movies at 1080p (full-HD picture) the camera-movements i sometimes a bit jerky. I have tried other blu-ray players with the same result. When I look at DVD movies, the movements i soft and very

martin01: Hi, guys! Thank you for your replies. I have set the Panasonic to 1080p constantly. I have tried to put it in the 1080i mode. The movements is a little bit better but the the quality of the picture will not be as good as it is in 1080p-mode. Everyone says that the Beosystem 3 is a very good "engine" to run the TV. But I don´t

Beolab: martin01: Hi, I have a brand new BV7-40 Mark III (Full-HD). I have bought a Panasonic BMP-BD10A blu-ray player. When I look at blu-ray movies at 1080p (full-HD picture) the camera-movements i sometimes a bit jerky. I have tried other blu-ray players with the same result. When I look at DVD movies, the movements i soft and very good. Mayby the