Note that in the software, you do not add the DVD2 as an audio product, but as a DVD player, after you've added the TV. I got this result, but you need to refine this as I did not know which version of BV you've got: ************************* VIDEO SYSTEM SETUP ************************** BeoVision 7 - 40"MKIII TV DVD 2 (VR 1) Connection

Question, has you BV7-40 got a DVD player, or a Bluray player, or no player at all? p.

I think it is OK, I bought mine £360 2 years ago. Dealers are saking more for it: http://www.iconic-av.co.uk/item_view.php?itemid=473

[quote user="PentaIII"]My dealer has been selling the HDR2 for approx £370 inc tax.[/quote] New? Where is he?

In this configuration (which is the optimal one), you'll connect the Beolab 1 to the TV.

I suggest you download and install the PCG (Product Configuration Guide) from here: http://www.beoworld.org/manuals_view.asp?pid=1273 It is a PC software you tell it when you have and it tells you how to connect and configure it!

Beolab 7.4 would be the obvious choice, if the TV is on a stand. The new Beolab 10 if the TV is on the wall. A pair of Beolab 4000 has sometime been used by b&o. The Beolab 4 could look like this:

It'd be good if Keith updated the Beo5 XML file for the Apple TV to also emulate the "repeat" code...

Thanks, The "New audio product (2)" is something we haven't heard about before... good to see the new digital platform is coming. Where can I see the whole report? p.

[quote user="david coyne"] That would be great if you could find a solution.. I'm no technician here, however would be great if you could assist. [/quote] I have looked at it this weekend, unfortunately, the applescripts are not embedded in the executable file in a readable manner, so they cannot be modified :-(