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  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    [quote user="Seanie"] i have disabled my internal DVD player i had to remove the power and then internal DVD was disabled. Next question all is hooked up and PUC BD55 is set up What are the Beo4 keys for the PUC??? Got it its Go up, Go Down, Go Forward and Go Back. [/quote] Seanie, press MENU on your Beo4. You will see an overlay appear on
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-05-2009
  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    [quote user="Razlaw"] [quote user="355f"] It must seem odd even to Razlaw that here we have the latest BV7 with its inbuilt BR that costs £1000 and the BV7 cannot reproduce DTSMA!!- even the latest variant. Never mind the solution apparently is to buy another blue ray for £190 to plug into the back of your £11000
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-05-2009
  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    Hi raveny, Actually it does output multichannel PCM. The Bluray player is HDMI connected. So if you have a BV7-40 mkIV with a BR player you will actually only have 3 HDMI connection. The same happens if you upgrade a BV7 mkIII. The point is B&o has chosen to install a BR-player with a decoder which can not decode the DTS HD format. If you play a
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-05-2009
  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    [quote user="355f"] It must seem odd even to Razlaw that here we have the latest BV7 with its inbuilt BR that costs £1000 and the BV7 cannot reproduce DTSMA!!- even the latest variant. Never mind the solution apparently is to buy another blue ray for £190 to plug into the back of your £11000 BV7 and hey ho- all is well and
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-05-2009
  • Re: Question about BeoSystem3 and Playstation 3 sound formats

    No, this was alway so! The point is it was/is always possible to send a bitstream to the decoder (depending of course of your player; I am not familiar with the PS3). But the main issue was: do I get the HD-audio. You will still NOT get the HD-audio if you bitstream it to your BS3; you will hear the lossy format! In contrast to the situation were your
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-04-2009
  • Re: Question about BeoSystem3 and Playstation 3 sound formats

    Watch out! If you send a bitstream of DTS HD to a decoder which is only capable to decode DTS (you now the original lossy format), you WILL hear music because the container of DTS HD is backward compatable. It also contains the DTS signal. I do not know of this is also the case with DD TrueHD (I think not!) But you will not hear the DTS HD format!!
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-04-2009
  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    Sorry 355f, In the Kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed-man is king! And guess, this is me!
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-04-2009
  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    [quote user="Razlaw"] Carolpa, you are wasting your time asking 355f to provide any facts for his position. In other threads I repeatedly asked him to do so as well as asking him to provide some published article to prove his point, in other words a source other than himself. He has never done this. Everything you have stated is exactly correct
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-04-2009
  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    [quote user="355f"] send this question to B&O technical! Can you confirm that bs3 is capable of outputting DTSMA and similar codecs when so connected to a BR player that is capable of internal decoding of same. Can you also confirm that no downconversion takes place . Then post the reply from B&O technical on here. While you are at
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-04-2009
  • Re: BV7 Beosystem 3 Limitations

    after the handshake with my players the BS3 unit reports that the incomming signal is: Multichannel PCM, as is the output signal! and you're again taking about "not decode it". What? Multichannel PCM? DD TrueHD? DTS HD MA? Did you ever try a DVD Audio HDMI connected to a BS3 or a Bluray player with DD TrueHD/DTS HD MA yourself? You still
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by Carolpa on 09-04-2009
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