I hope it does what this unit does, while offering Beo-control. http://www.engadget.com/2007/09/05/meridians-iris-ipod-dock-upscales-videos-to-1080p-via-hdmi/

Yesterday I had a nice dealership experience, in another category. A few weeks ago I came across a Carl Gustaf rifle, in NOS condition, with four barrels - these are based upon the Sauer system. First I got in touch with Sauer Waffen in Germany. Sent them an e-mail in the evening, containing the number of the gun, asking in what barrel configuration

Not entirely convinced that B&O's future lies with developers and interior decorators, as well as with AV-installers. Members of the segment Trip is so enamoured of rarely make their own buying decisions, usually can't be bothered with something as lowly as a trip to the store, and don't really have the time to wait while an obsequious

[quote user="cooldude"] I think B&O should integrate 'voice activated controls' into their new remote. Now that would be something I would buy immediately... [/quote] One would just have to hope that no music or television sound is playing when you issue a command?

And as I wrote in the earlier post, the DacMagic will automatically upsample the signal (to 24/192 if you look at the spec's), so just feed it the native sample rate of your files, which is likely to be 16/44.1 I take it?

Actually, there's also a problem with the USB ports. Always use the front USB ports, the one closest to you, not the one in the rear on laptops. A number of people using USB are getting crackling and pops with the rear USB port on Macs.

Most Apple stores carry the minijack Toslink to regular Toslink connector optical cable, and that should cost you about 20-30 Euros, no need for anything more expensive. The USB connection to DacMagic accepts 44.1kHz and 48kHz samplerates. If you are listening to a DVD, that is usually 48kHz, where CD-music or rips from CDs are 44.1. You can set the

Congratulations wowmix. I hope you will enjoy your purchase, and that it does what you need without any trouble. As to sample rate. You should go to your Audio MIDI Setup application, which you'll find in the Utility Folder. Before you open it, close iTunes. Open Audio MIDI Setup, and check that it sees your DacMagic - if not, then select Output

Exactly. Wireless - and I can place it next to my listening chair or next to the sofa. If I can have WLAN in a small phone, there must be room for the card in the BS5. Interacts easily with whatever sound source I have, that is digitally stored, without my having to reload these. Allows 24bit/96kHz files (to the limit of the BL5s - but I would like

[quote user="Zwets"] That's fine I can wait untill august to collect the BV-8. [/quote] I believe it's delivered. Lee stops at nothing.