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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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Two things I've noticed with de-zoning the DVD2 are that occasionally the drawer opens for just one second on LOAD before closing again by itself. Other times it opens just fine. Another thing it does is switch the speakers from SPEAKER 5 (set with BS3) to just the central speaker when the main feature comes on in the disk. When the main feature
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Thanks guys for your replies. I just wonder why the Apple remote is not an option on the dealer's printout that they downloaded from BeoWise yesterday.
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I saw the 'latest' STB list (dated 18 July) from our dealer yesterday, but it doesn't contain the 'Apple Appleremote' that everyone's been enjoying. Is there another list that my dealer is unaware of, or are different lists available to different dealers around the world? Is the STB list available on BeoWorld? Hoping you can
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Grieg007, thank you for your quick and full reply. I can see the technician forgot to add the feature to the STB list. At least now I know what he should do next time. Much appreciated. Mike
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Hi guys, Just to let you know the Service technician called by today and 'open-zoned' the DVD2. It took just over half an hour. Brilliant work! Mike
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Hi guys, I've just had the SW upgrade on the BS3 done to 3.1a, but I can't see the Apple TV in any of the menus. What did/do you find? Should it be listed under PC or STB in the Connections menu? I guess I'll also need to to connect an IR lead to control it? Mike
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Thank you Alex, your points are well taken and I appreciate your thoughts. Mike
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Alex, I see your point, but you also ignore those customers who do have some expertise, and many others who could quickly acquire it. When you say your 'knowledge and expertise and time are worth something and should be accounted for', 'Hear hear!' But the same could be said of several consumers. Besides, how much time have you spent
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I quite agree with Rijnmond. Part of the fun is not only programming something yourself, but having the ability and tools to program it yourself. I've been caught several times having to rely on service staff who abuse their power, and provide the minimum of service so that you'll have to come back and pay again---just like dentists as a matter
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Hi h1iihouz, I too suffered a voltage spike in a Beosystem 5000 when working in Thailand, 20 years ago. (That was a problem! As no-one at that time could service B&O there!) Anyhow, my advice is to install a reputable power filter in the mains line to your equipment, so it doesn't happen again. Good luck!
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