I also *think* that in this configuration (BS3000 is audiomaster/BS5 is not audiomaster), the volume is only controlled via the BS3000. Make sure the BS3000 is not muted or set very low. Alas, I don't have one to test, but this is what I remember reading. Stan

I've seen this question asked a few times, but never directly answered. Can one change the IR assignments for the digit soft keys? I realize I can create a new screen for my 3rd party digits, but it would be nice to use the one that is already there. Less confusion about which digits to use... Thanks, Stan

Soundproof, Are you saying that Apple gives away it's lossless codec? I don't know, just asking... I haven't paid close attention to Apple's business practices in quite a few years, but there was a time when this would have been unheard of... they tended to never license their software. I would definitely be closer to buying a Bs5 if

The first step to troubleshooting almost any BS9000 weird behavior is to clean any dust from the hand sensors - these are 2 small clear posts that stick out near the top of the metal deck (the metal surrounding the CD holes) to the left and right of the cd 1 and cd 6 holes. When clean, these sense obstructions to the CD carriage path so that it doesn't

It is a Toshiba 37HL17 LCD Television. Stan

Keith, I did get the codes from www.remotecentral.com, but I found similar codes across a couple Toshiba examples. Here are two examples, and they is the entire code. Power: 900A 006D 0000 0001 40BF 12ED Input: 900A 006D 0000 0001 40BF 14EB Thanks for the tip on the remote codes not always being correct. Even worse, I also read on that same site that

I think I have figured out a solution. If I copy the Lintronic code to the Learned and Tested box with a command name, for example INPUT=716064191018237001000, then press "Draw All", it will display the CodeForm window. Keith, can you confirm that this results in the correct waveform/timings? Thanks again, Stan

I have some pronto codes for a Toshiba TV. For example: 900A 006D 0000 0001 40BF 12ED When I enter this code into the Lintronic SW's "convert pronto" box, and press "convert", I get a pop-up that says "The command was decoded as 716 NEC-A (and the Lintronic code 716064191018237001000 displays in the "Decoded" box

Keith, Thank you so much for your help here. Please entertain one more clarification on this subject. I'm trying to understand B&O's (and my dealers) perspective on this. If I understand what you're saying: 1) While the Beo5 is capable of direct control of practically anything, it's not within B&O's business model to support

So... I spoke to my dealer, and he told me that the Beo5 is no good unless I have a BeoSystem3. The only way it could control a non-Beo TV or Comcast DVR is via the BS3 and IR blasters. This is how it worked when it was first introduced, correct? However, from everything I read here, this is no longer true. Correct? The Beo5 can talk directly to non