Yes, that is exactly what I am saying. What you are seeing here are the updates that were made prior to the Installation file being produced. When dealers login they receive updates which are appended to the list. If you are not a dealer and use it off line, then that update notice will never change.

[quote user="beo4me"]There is a changelog in the built into the opening screen of the tool on the right hand side.[/quote] Not when you are using it in "Off Line" mode

Spiros, I think you are not getting any responses because you have not provided enough detail in your question. Whilst Philips is a product manufacturer, it sells under the Philips name many products made by other manufacturers as well as its own. If your Philips DVD has actually been made by Philips, then it is likely to use a Philips infrared protocol

When considering any product to purchase, you will determine if it fits your requirements and also if you actually like it. If you like the product or not has to be a purely personal judgement. When it comes to meeting your requirements, different people place different priorities on those requirements. For members who have grown up with the Beo4 and

The cable required is a standard USB to reduced USB plug as shown below

Spiros, You can download HERE a new Apple TV XML file which has the hard keys pre-assigned and when you press the "Apple TV" button it will select the camera input

[quote user="guffas"]Keith can you create the XML from the DEC files?[/quote] I can create a Beo5 XML file from any PUC DEC file...

Click HERE to download a ZIP file containing a Beovision 10-40 XML file. If you extract it to C:\ then the file will automatically be put in the correct directory of the Configuration Tool.

I am pleased you managed to modify the PUC file, quite a complex process..

The following is the command conversion. You can add it to your existing XML file with a text editor <source_subItem stName="PWR TOG" stCaption="PWR TOG" stMenuCaption="PWR TOG" stScreenType="0" stIR="NEC:GlobalManual=1#IRSEQUENCE=NEC#BITS=110111110010000011101111000100001#ALTBIT=#MARKFLANK=560#SPACEFLANK