My Congratulations to Gavin and the STB team

[quote user="DoubleU"] So what would be the best option, since you have the Lintronic box anyway: - Use the Lintronic box in your setup, wired with an ir-eye to the 3rd-party devices, so you don't really have to aim. - Use the Lintronic box to only let it create the XML-files, to use in the Beo5 to control the 3rd-party devices directly

The Lutron Rania have a little known feature which allows for more than one unit to be used to provide a scene feature as with the more expensive Grafik Eye units. Also, both gangs will be controlled because they are both the same product address, this would happen with the Lutron remote as well. Therefore I suggest you program the Rania's for different

Based on B&O's most recent publication there are three (3) B&O stores in Scotland namely:- B&O of Aberdeen B&O of Bruntsfield B&O of Merchants City (Strathclyde) who is also a Beoliving retailer Apparently, there are currently 12 Beoliving retailers in England and none in Wales or Ireland

[quote user="kokomo"] By the way, on page 3, is the yellow cover on the speaker of the Beovision 7 peeling away on the left or is it intended to be like that? Or, is my download? [/quote] I scanned the document at 300 DPI which does not give an exact reproduction. I have scanned the same picture at 3000 DPI and you can see the results for

For those UK members who did not get a copy of the supplement with their Sunday Times, I have attached a copy to this posting. Its a ZIP file which contains a PDF of the supplement

The reason for the 1 hour difference is because this forum runs on a server on the east coast of the US and we changed our clocks last weekend and the US change their clocks next weekend and I had fogotten this week difference. However the clock setting for the prize draw countdown is correct because the Beoworld web site runs on a different server

Whilst B&O have launched the BeoLine 2 and the Beocom 5 together which will allow up to 8 handsets to be connected and storage for up to 400 names/numbers as well as a two phone line capability. You can have fixed lines or VOIP (Broadband) lines or a combination of both. You can use the Beocom 5 with existing PSTN or BeoLine bases, but clearly the

[quote user="PhilLondon"] [quote user="Keith Saunders"]without extra hardware[/quote] ... but you need a piece of software from B&O, that is very difficult to get, you also need small XML files that describe the remote's codes... ... or you need your B&O dealer to do it for you, or, as you'll se on the advert below

Michael, The Beo5 is capable of controlling 99.9% of 3rd party products (non B&O) directly (i.e. without extra hardware.)