Hi Andy if you look at the history b&o don't make a diverse, that takes away sale from there own product. f.ex if the beo5 controllers a 100£ hdd rec. what effect cut that have on the 1000£ hdr2? and so on, you see when DVD2 comes the DVD controller don't get update as frequently anymore, only when a costumer pays 300£

yes the beo5 can be used with lintronic because it use all the same commands as beo4... forget about the control of non B&O products it's not gonna happen, only in beoliving for light control and sots things. stb and dvd is to be controlled by the puc controller (the change stb-controller)

hi I think it's in the power supply there are some bad connection with some of the resistor's, or in the EHT on C106. if it's c106 you need a new BU2508 also, and then check the red wire to the deflection coll, (print on the deflection) for bad connection.

under format 1 there is 3 under format, 4/3, 15/9 and 16/9 chance with the "format" and "<<" or ">>" it use the last mode you set it to as default. so if it 4/3 it all ways use that as default in format 1 until you chance it again.. yes it supports hdcp

Det er også bare min vurdering, det er jo noget der altid kan diskuterres.

find format in list and press go it tells you what format its in

Yes you problem whit text left to right is related to the feature box, thats handles 100 Hz but is not a fault. your TV works as it shout... the problem whit chancing quality between the channels, comes down to what the TV channel pays for the transmission. Film channels like canal plus (or sky movie or whats it called in the UK ) has a hi bit rate

Peter is right your trying to use to link audio sources at the same time and that's can't be done...

yes but every time you set a speaker on its reduce the max level off the amp. before it turned off...(8 = 4 pairs)

the tv use the cvbs signal for sync on RGB... no sync = no pic... and you only get a rolling picture is it in tv menu or service menu you find the RGB setting? What are you looking for in the picture to se if it’s RGB or CVBS that’s on ? The only thing that’s a sign on its CVBS, is if you look carefully on letters in text on the picture