A BV3 also fits perfectly in a corner, something that makes a flat panel screen look odd.

Thought I would start this thread as a list of reasons rather than gripes. From my end really four things. 1. High Definition link room distribution, which I hear is on the way or here now. Just no details. 2. Cost of the TV's, which I believe needs adjusting down. 3. A new updated remote control (management system) or connecting into say an ITouch

You should see the stand !! Had the demo last week at Mercedes Barloworld in Brighton Victoria.

Its a great product, very stable and integrates well and even works locally in the house as a PC/TV... Tell us how you go...

Can anyone help here? Thanks, beoaus.

I use the Apple tv on the camera socket and am resigned to using format 3 to get the screen correct for the time being. If I use one of the Scart sockets with an adapter it seems to interpret the 16:9 signal and I do not need to change the format. beoaus.

Stefan, Which BV7 did you use? Thanks beoaus

Assuming you have 5 speakers connected and working. Try using the coax digital connection between the Sky box and the BV7. Select AC3 as the preferred audio signal output on the Sky box. Assign the correct digital audio port in the BV7 menu. Save and turn everything off then on. On Sky, select a movie channel and a movie that has DTS sound or equavalent

Came up against a problem. I have not bought the products yet... Tried a test with and Apple TV and Panasonic DMR-BW500. I set both to handle DVI-I in HDTV menu. When I do this and manually change the cables no matter what I do only one delivers the HD picture through the DVI port. I swapped cables but still have the same problem. I would have thought

The beolink active will allow for sound out of the computer to the local speakers only. It only controls volume not track selection. The beoport connects ML to the computer so that music from the computer can be controlled via n.music. Mac's also work with some additional software. Hope that helps... Beoaus.