Good morning, great respect to Phil for holding out so long with this frustrating problem great respect to Keith for his know how and help! I have the feeling that this forum is the right place for EVERY B&O user. While reading this very interesting thread I'm asking myself: Could this problem affect EVERY B&O stereosystem that has the feature

Wenn es einstellbar ist, ist das Problem doch so gut wie gelöst und ich ziehe die Aussage zurück, das man bei B&O etwas versäumt hat - konnte ich mir auch fast nicht vorstellen. Warum sollte er es nicht justieren wenn's hilft? Wird denn das justierte Signal inkl. angepaßter Latenz dann als Linksignal verteilt? Dann ist doch

thank you guys :-)

Thank you :-) so it's not clearly visible on the front glass? I didn't even notice the standby switch on a display unit in the store!?

Good evening, I have a real dumb question but I couldn't find any answer: Does the Beosound 5 controller has s.th. like a standby indicator, e.g. a red Led like other Musicsystems? Thanks :-)

Das liest sich als hätte B&O hier etwas versäumt ... bei diversen Heimkinoreceivern etc. kann man das sog. "Lipsync" anpassen um eben genau dieses Problem zu umgehen bzw. an die jeweiligen Gegebenheiten anzupassen. Ich weiß nicht ob man das beim BV9 anpassen kann!?

mmmh, perhaps it's possible that you put in a dvi signal with your computer and run some test patterns for a few hours, e.g. completely black, red, white, green, red, blue etc. colourscreens. I don't know if it helps but it's a good start :-)

- OLED-Display - Touchscreen - up to 32GB memory - digital noise cancelling with in-flight-adaptor! - wifi - physical controls for most used functions (volume, noise canceling, play/pause/skip) - s-master digital amplifier - ... Sony walkman still sound far better than most other competitors on the market (incl. ipod, samsung players, philips, creative

Good morning, will it be possible to change the harddrive(s) inside the Beomaster 5 to a solid state drive with the same capacity? This would be great as the unit would not make any noises (except if there's a fan for cooling inside) and - in theory - there's no component that can "crash". Is windows on the harddrive or do they use

try to turn it off and on again (hold the center button till it turns off). If the configuration is faulty, try to enter the configuration menu: Press and hold the red dot button, than press the center button while still holding the red dot button. Now choose "default" configuration of the beo 5 and it should work. Hope this helps. If not