Keith, I was at this event too (I think I was at the next table to you - nearest the back of the shop) - I didn't realised there were other Beoworld members there or I would have said hello. I thought it was a great event, and those B&O logo chocloates were great - I made an attempt to make the B&O logo in the lolly challenge but mine didn't

Hello, I have a MK2 DVD Controller - Do all Panasonic DVD recorders use the same codes? so it will work will any of the current range? or is it only specific ones? Does anybody have any recommendations for a DVD recorder? My criteria are Digital Tuner, No VHS, HDD would be good but not essential. Thanks, Ian

Hello, I am awaiting delivery of my Beo5 (should be soon - I hope!) and so I've started to think about first time setup. TV wise I only have the DVB-T module in my BV6, and so I have about 50 channels altogether - I only watch about 10-15 so I was going to have these setup on 1 or 2 TV screens (BBC1, BBC2, BBC3, ITV1, E4, Film4, etc, etc). If I

This may well be a silly question, but.............. I have a BV6 26" + Panasonic DMR-E55 (+ DVD Controller). Is it possible to record digital channels using this setup? I can record the terrestrial channels (as the Panasonic only has a anolgue tuner). Is it possible to get the DVD to use the DVB-T module within the TV? Obviously I couldn't

Why do B&O produce the DVD2 and HDR2 with analogue tuners when a digital turner is offered by B&O in other products (BC6, BV9, etc, etc)?

Barry, I've got the DVB-T module in my BV6 26". It's alright but for £460-ish (can't remember the exact price I paid) it should be a lot better. The picture is good, but it takes too long to turn on, the menu selection should be better - you must press 'Exit' 'Red' to get the TV guide - Not very convienent, the

4GB?? My current Nano has that which I now realise is too small. I was waiting for this before I comitted to the new Ipods, but looks like there is no need - I will get a 16GB Ipod Touch. Ian

My BV6 26" has now developed another noise, this time from the back of the TV. If you stand over the TV and look down at the light (the back of the LCD panel) through the vents, you can hear it clearly. It's doesn't happen immediatley after it is turned on, sometimes it takes a few minutes, sometimes a few hours. If not sure if it is an

9#9#9*INT Ian

Thanks for clearing that up Keith. I can see what Peter means now (and other Sky users) it would appear to be an expensive step backwards. Can I ask how much you paid for the module + fitting? I've been quoted approx £375 + £100 fitting (HD upgrade was £350 I think). Ian