Glad it worked. For PandP, there is another trick. Create a new zone, add a BV7 and your other video sources to this zone. Go to Edit tab and copy the PandP button. Place this button on your main zone. I think it may work.

Assuming you have downloaded the correct version of the Tvix xml file for your Beo5 firmware, I would try a thing: Create a new zone called Third Parties, for example, and place the Tvix xml in this zone and test it. If it works, copy all the commands from this zone to the zone you want to have the Tvix button.

Hi There is a trick you can do. Go to the View tab end press the buttons on the virtual Beo5 to do what you want. Keep the IR commands you will see in the window and then, go to the Edit tab and create a button with all those commands you got. I hope it helps.

I love it! I don't use the Beo4 anymore. It is near my bed just to turn off the light when I go to sleep. I use the Beo5 for all my B&O devices, my Tvix, Sat Receiver Clarke Tech, Lights with Lutron Rania and RaOne Smartdimmer, blinds, curtains, air conditioner and my Roomba vacuum cleaner It's a great remote.

[quote user="KingOfSnake"] I have the standard B&O Beolink eye box and it works well. I see no reason in trying a DIY solution but it must be fairly straightforwards. [/quote] Is it this?

[quote user="Seanie"] Do i need to order the whole IR and cable or can i re use my passive IR and but the cable part [/quote] Do you read the answers when you ask a question?

You are right, Peter. I have it connected to my Beoport and it works fine. Seanie, bear in mind this is NOT as the one used with the Beolink Passive. The one you need doesn't have buttons to press, no Timer and Play painted on the surface.

I guess you need this:

Hi If you are talking about DVB-T source, go to its menu, Configuration, Language, and set Subtitles to None by default. It will solve your problem.

Just one thing I noticed: If I deactivate the analog tuner, I lose the video in the link rooms