My Apple TV is set to PC.

Might work better with some batteries, but good start!

Mark III, Full HD (1080p), latest software version, DVD Player, DVBT module, as new condition, 18 months old. What is this set worth; As it is? And with BeoLab 7-2? Thanks, Simon.

That's a good point actually Peter, thanks. I am in Bath later today so I'll check out Curry's to see what's happening. Cheers, Simon.

That's a fair enough viewpoint Rednik but I think its naieve to make sweeping statements and assumptions about other people who you actually don't know. I am curious, had you of seen the blue lines on the TV in your dealership at the time of purchase, would you still have bought it? Simon.

[quote user="rednik"] My MK III sometimes does this as well. Is it really an issue? personally I couldn't care less. Sometimes I notice the blue lines down the side of the screen, then I watch the program and completely forget about them. I can't help thinking some people never actually watch what's on their screen and spend their

Possibly, and depends on the sound you like as speakers produce different sounds and moods. I have always been a fan of the BeoLab 4000s but I am always driven by the overall design of the final setup first, not the sound quality. Design and integration is key for me above all else. It has to look the part, not just sound the part. Simon.

It comes down to how fussy you want to be with the end setup and whether you rethink or compromise. In that space you are always going to see the back of the TV. An audio system might suit better. If you must have the TV their then you'll have to start getting a bit more creative which could mean getting some interior designers in or rethinking

That sounds like the answer Chris, thanks. Can you let me know the optimum settings so I can change them back? Also the steps to do it on the Beo 4 remote, thanks. Simon.

Has anyone with a 7-40 TV (or perhaps another B&O TV) noticed a loss in picture quality after a software upgrade? What could account for this? Thanks, Simon.