Very nice initiative!!! Maybe some other products could be added as well!

Hi Chris, Many thanks for the link. Seems very interesting however this solution adds another cable and another plug................ But it's good to know since other products might be added that do not have the ATVflash features! Best regards Spiros

Hello Keith, You're probably right since I thought that all Philips DVDs obviously were made by Philips. However and if this helps, it is a 7x2 series (722, 732 etc.) Concenring the actual manufacturer I cannot be 100% sure but I would be first checking actual Philips codes and then probably something else. Any hints with this information? Best

Does at least somebody know if there are any compatibilities from other manufacturers e.g. Panasonic etc? Any hint is really appreciated.

Professor Keith that should be!!!!!! Many thanks. Just uploaded to Beo5 and works perfectly!!!!!!!! Fantastic. Quim I can also confirm that your method worked as well!!!! Excellent feedback. Thanks for everything. Best regards Spiros

Hello Quim, Many thanks for the tip which I will try in a few minutes. I guess that what you mean is drag and drop in the Camera screen all the Apple "TV" buttons? Will it also activate any hard keys as well or I should keep on dreaming I'll try the hard keys option but I just can't see how?!!!! I'll keep you informed Regards Spiros

Hello Anders and Happy New Year. Recently, I switched from PC to Mac, buying the new iMac 21,5". Excellent machine and easy in use. Frankly speaking it made my life very easy concerning Photo and video editing. Far easier than PC and thanks to Philippe's software, the installation on the B&O link was piece of cake. But........... this is

I've already installed the Apple Dock. Station Xml on my Beo5 and it is really very nice being able to control even my apple TV. However two issues: 1. Minor but would be better if the hard keys could be used. It could be easier in use. 2. Major (At least for me) I have the Apple TV on Camera (composite) and when I need to watch something I have

Well said Chris. Especially with the Beo5 two way communication.

I think it's what somebody would like. For an old time classic I would go for the 9500 with Beolink 7000 as John mentioned however as a better integration to newer links for sure a 9300 has a better future. Personally since I want everything linked together I'd go for the 9300 but heart is on the two way communication so much missed these days