[quote user="BEOCET"] Maybe the new software update for blu-ray in BeoVison 7 will solve the problem. [/quote] Hrm, I can verfify that Inglorious Basterds doesn't play properly on my BV7-40 Blu-ray drive. I'll need to update the firmware :(

[quote user="Michael"] Ooh, good news. From the previous threads, I didn't recall a rumour for a BV11. Hurry up B&O, we want to see 2011 products in 2011. ;-) [/quote] Am I the only one who can't see where a BV11 will sit in the range? I know B&O want to kill some of the smaller screens <32", but many of us need these

[quote user="Heribert"] please use the search function. You will find everything in other threads [/quote] Yes, I a bit unfair for a new user. Be more patient, please! Searching through posts for new products isn't always easy. Until recently, I was still uncertain whether a BV7-46 was a forthcoming new product searching for a definitive

[quote user="Toralfsen"] I have the same problem with my PS3, Toy Story 3 plays through all the material, but goes black when the menu should appear. The PS3 is updatet to the latest software. Don't know if the problem it is the TV or the PS3. (BV7-MK3) [/quote] Nope, this is a known problem with certain modern Blu-ray's, due to the

[quote user="Harry2008"] Lot of additional connections for all type of gear [/quote] Are you sure about that? One of the biggest problems of the BV7-40 is that two of the HDMI sockets are used for internal devices - the Blu-ray player and the HD module.

I was close, very close, to "upgrading" from my BV7-40 MKIV to a BV10-46. I still might, if and when the BV10-55 is released! The only thing that put me off was the sound. Having downgraded from a BL7.4+BL9 setup to a BL7.2, the BV10 in comparison is very weak. I was watching a movie on Friday night and was fairly amazed how powerful the 7

Great to hear it will have a new chassis, sad to hear it's going to be Jan 2012 (and possibly later, knowing B&O). I was told the 55" would be late Summer, only a couple of months ago and was preparing to move up from a BV7-40 to the BV10-55. I wonder if B&O realise most people buy a new TV from September through December, when nights

[quote user="Dave"] [quote user="Razlaw"] [quote user="macjonny1"] Not much going on in the forums these days it seems... [/quote] I agree. [/quote] sadly i too have agree... why is this i wonder?? [/quote] It's up to you guys to generate the debate. I'm back on the B&O purchasing bandwagon, but frankly have

Sadly it's got to be a B&O issue not a BT problem. Before installing the Beocom 5's, we had 2 x BT digital cordless phones using the same setup. No issues with delayed ringing on the other phone with those BT phones.

Bought my first bit of B&O kit for ages, recently: two Beocom 5 phones. Impressed, great call quality, speakerphone enables you to chat to a caller whilst walking around the office (which is slightly bizarre) and many other cool features. Recommended, albeit expensive! Only problem is the ringer. We have two phones in the office connected to the