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 pictureprocessor

JohnJP: Considering to change my BV4-50 to BV9. The BV4 is a normal HD panel and has the BS3 connected and a BL 7-2 speaker. I can find several pros and cons - but I am still undecided....all boils down to personal opinions I guess.... I really like the completeness and design of the BV9. Never cared much for the BL7-2 although it does have a powerfull

For music one needs a subwoofer that is accurate and precise. It is felt by many that the BL2 is just to 'boomy' to provide that accurate sound experience. There is only one 'driver' cone on the bl2 the other 'speakers' in the unit are 'passive radiators' that work in symapthy with the main driver so you might be able

Beolab: 355f: Mr10Percent: 355f: On the price adjusted RPI firgure you mention; its an interesting point and of course accurate, the products today are no more expensive in real terms BUT over the past 8 years we have had huge wholescale price deflation in the audio and video business and large advances in technology. I admire the Bs9000 and the bl8000

Mr10Percent: 355f: On the price adjusted RPI firgure you mention; its an interesting point and of course accurate, the products today are no more expensive in real terms BUT over the past 8 years we have had huge wholescale price deflation in the audio and video business and large advances in technology. I admire the Bs9000 and the bl8000 but they are

j0hnbarker: beolife: Alex: Bingo: moxxey: Bingo: Now they think they found out the wheel again with a camera on the new Beovision4 . I saw a $7,500 dollar price mentioned for the 50 inch new Beovison 4 without speaker but if this includes the Beosystem 3 which was always part of the Beovision 4, there must be a dramaticly price-reduction on its'w

Mico: 355f: Mico: Alex: The issue is with the Plasma screen, not the BeoSystem 3. A technology called HDCP (HD content protection) is starting to be used by manufacturers and film studios. It essentially requires that all components in your system can talk to each other to assure that everything is an 'approved' component and not anything which

Alex: Bingo: moxxey: Bingo: Now they think they found out the wheel again with a camera on the new Beovision4 . I saw a $7,500 dollar price mentioned for the 50 inch new Beovison 4 without speaker but if this includes the Beosystem 3 which was always part of the Beovision 4, there must be a dramaticly price-reduction on its'w way. http://www.i4u

Mico: Alex: The issue is with the Plasma screen, not the BeoSystem 3. A technology called HDCP (HD content protection) is starting to be used by manufacturers and film studios. It essentially requires that all components in your system can talk to each other to assure that everything is an 'approved' component and not anything which would allow

Alex: The issue is with the Plasma screen, not the BeoSystem 3. A technology called HDCP (HD content protection) is starting to be used by manufacturers and film studios. It essentially requires that all components in your system can talk to each other to assure that everything is an 'approved' component and not anything which would allow you