[quote user="Peter "] Free A8s are not to be sniffed at though! [/quote] How come they give free A8s for sw-issues relating to a £500 BeoCom 5, but a £10,000 BV7-40 results in nothing free whatsoever? Many of us across this forum have had BV7-40 sw issues since November 2007. Bizarre.

[quote user="Peter "] Expect a 46/47" version in the spring. Same basic innards with a bigger screen. [/quote] Are you sure Peter? I asked my dealer this weekend and they said a 46" is only a rumour. Nothing confirmed. If it was confirmed, surely they'd know by now? I'm keen to get a 46" B&O TV..

[quote user="mawheele"] And lastly, I feel very badly for the dealers who receive no recompense for having to jump in their car with a laptop and to take the 45 minutes with each customer to apply each successive update. If this were any other company they'd receive the internal service labour rate. [/quote] I totally agree. My dealer

Beolab, no that is still a problem, even with the latest 7.05 sw. Indeed, the problems I have now, include: 1) Intermittent crashing BV7-40 MKIV as a result of a three-way Sky HD<>BV8<>BV7 setup. Seems to cause the BV7 to crash. 2) Delayed audio on the BV8 (which didn't ever happen in the same setup, using the BV7-40 MKIII) 3) Degraded

[quote user="mawheele"] Out of interest, I've gone back to 6.11 now and I have to say the picture quality is way better in HD and SD than in the newer 7.05. How can that happen???? [/quote] Oh no :( I noticed this too. I thought it was me seeing things - there's a definite deterioration in picture quality since the upgrade to 7.05

[quote user="malcolm welborn"] very simple its business, does matter what market your in, reviews of products preference given to company advertising in their mag i was inthe food industry same applied [/quote] Very very wrong. This is my industry and I can tell you that this does *not* happen. I think it's a basic assumption from readers

[quote user="Westlander"] My 10 had the same problem. I asked my dealer what this could be. The dealer told me the spots come from the machine which places the screen in/on the BV10 by using "suction units" (?) Anyway, during a few days these lighter areas disappeared totally. [/quote] I had the same thing on my BV7-40 MKIV. Dead

I'd like you to ask him why B&O think it's acceptable to sell a £10K TV (BV7-40 MKIV) that could be argued is not 'fit for purpose' under UK law, which crashes watching Sky HD in a multi-room environment. Sky HD is embedded in millions of homes through the UK, so it's hardly uncommon. B&O have had issues with the BV7

I posted this yesterday, but the board appeared to be down. I had problems with my old Sky box and it was replaced yesterday morning. It's an old (refurb) box and also has the old pre-HD EPG. A couple of interesting points: 1) No blue lines on any TV channel. This is a particular dislike for Simon, but using this Pace box and old EPG, not a single

[quote user="beolion"] I just went to B&O to see the 7-55, that was amazing what I saw. I watched SD TV, Blueray and DVD. My 7-40 MKIV just crashed totally and should be replaced... [/quote] I don't think the BV7-55 will differ in this respect. It's built on the same chassis and software. My BV7-40 MKIV has been crashing since