Actually, pressing the green button before pressing the up or down button is a result of the BS3 programming rather than the Beo5. Perhaps the BS3 was connected to an HD DVD or Blu-Ray player? The BS1/BS3 is configured to work with certain HD DVD and Blu-Ray players so that pressing certain color buttons switches between "menu" and "transport"

Does anyone know if the 100 logo limit counts multiple copies of the same logo as the same or separate logos? For example, if I create buttons to directly access 35 albums from N.MUSIC and include bmp images of those albums and then copy those buttons onto 3 different zones, will I have a total of 35 logos or 105 logos? I know that I could instead place

I think it's a really great idea. While each configuration is likely to be very different, seeing what other people have done could provide some nice inspiration.

Thanks for your feedback guys! I know that when configuring the Lintronic device on Virtual PC, it was a little tricky to get Windows to recognize the cable, but with some adjustments to Windows it could be done.

Have any Mac users had experiences (good or bad) with using the Beo5 Configuration Software on a Mac by way of Windows running on Virtual PC?

Sadly, since NBC pulled out of the iTunes Music Store, the video content for the Apple TV has become a bit dismal. However, there's a great free program called HandBrake that can convert your DVD collection for use on the Apple TV.

It detracts from the elegance of the Beo5. Think about it.

I fear that it might be a bit more complicated than that. The BS1 and the Avant remember the last "TV" source that was used. Also, you could have even more than 2 sources on the TV trigger -- for example, an antenna source, cable source, and V.AUX. To complicate matters even further, you must quickly press "TV" twice to cycle to

Ah. I'm so envious of those of you in Europe. We Yanks across the pond only have audio link and not video link with our B&O video products. However, I've heard that the BV7 and newer version of the U.S. Beosystem 3 have incorporated video link. Can anyone confirm this?

I had a similar problem with my Beocenter 2. From the day that I bought it from the dealer, I faced problems with it skipping back chapters on every single disk. I sent it in for repairs while under the warranty. Indeed, it's a shame that such a very expensive dvd player should have such problems. Especially when one considers that the BC2 is about