If you have a DVB-T fitted, then it automatically uses the DTV. If you don't wish to use the DVB-T module, then you will need to get it removed, then DTV will be available for assignment.

I am pleased to inform you that I now have an XML file for the Western Digital TV for you to test, but I expect it to work. Those commands such as UP & Down etc are assigned to the hardkeys You can download the XML file for test HERE

I have done a little more research this afternoon and I can now confirm that this code uses NEC protocol which is what I had previously guessed and provided as a XML file. However, it is now much clearer that Western Digital may have translated the function and inverted function code incorrectly, This is HEX word 5 of the Pronto code. So, we now know

All we need to do is establish what protocol Western Digital are using as I am not familiar with the Pronto code you had found on its web site. As Frank said, you don't need a Lintronic box to capture an IR signal, there are many options and I only need one command capture to establish the protocol.

I am sorry it did not work, but I was guessing at the protocol used which clearly was incorrect. Do you have the opportunity to capture one command from the original remote and send me the timing, then I can be certain about the protocol used ?

You have raised a few points and the following are the answers:- QUESTION -- " I currently have configation tool 1.2, am I unable to control 3rd party products directly using this version ." ANSWER -- You will need a later version of the Beo5 Configuration Tool to allow 3rd Party products to work correctly. QUESTION -- " If I can find

I have put together a test XML file for you to test. You can download it from HERE

Whilst the codes you have found are valid Pronto codes, most found on the web are "Learn't codes If you have a learn't code, then the first word of the code string will always be "0000" if the signal is modulated and "0100" if unmodulated If it is non zero, then it is a defined protocol or a proprietary defined by a

I am sorry about the problem with the UPLOAD but the Perl server was down for a time, however it is all back working again now. Please include in the zip file all the Icons as well as the configuration file itself. As Quim has said your configuration file must not be greater than 2mb otherwise you will get the error.

Neil, The fault may well be with the 3 discs which will not play and the following is the possible reason why:- Dual Layer also called DVD-R9 are a derivative of the DVD-R format standard which is supported by B&O Your AVANT DVD Mark III has what B&O calls a P1 type DVD drive and plays the following disc formats DVD-R Yes DVD+R YES DVD-RW YES