Go to the Lintronic web site HERE to find out pricing etc. I guess you got the XML Converter programme to install without problems as you appear to have edited your earlier posting ?

Stan, It appears that this Toshiba TV uses 32 bit NEC protocol and I have sent you an e-mail with an XML file attached for your to test.

The answer to your question is YES & NO The reason for the mixed answer is the screen itself being a LCD screen means it can display any size form in principle, however the Configuration Tool limits the size which can be displayed, but what you are discribing can in principle be done and I am aware of at least one member who has done it with an

Stan, When you paste a Pronto code to the "Textbox" in place of the Pronto code in the window and press the load in the Lintronic software, if the code is valid and decoded it will automatically display the timing. The start of the Pronto codes you have listed are NOT valid. Please inform me of the model number and product type for the Toshiba

Stan, If you are getting the Pronto codes from www.remotecentral.com beware that some are not always correct. Send me a full example of the Pronto code and I will check it.

Stan, B&O's business strategy for the Beo5 in principle is a good one for both the dealer to generate extra revenue and the customer to get a configuration which suits their needs. The flaw, however is really two fold, 1) The initial introduction of the product and the supporting software for dealers was done before it was completed and it had

Diggs, With regards to your two questions:- Creating the XML file providing you understand the principles of XML files is actually the easy bit. The information you need first is the actual NEC command code for power off and on for the DCT6208HD. The best way to get this is to use a device which captures remote infra-red codes. Once you have the captured

Andy, The gallery permissions structure is quite complexed, but I have now made some updates and it appears to be fine now, please try agin and let me know how you get on.

Claes, You can only " Upload " to some of the media areas unless you are a silver or Gold member. All members can upload to the " Your Life " group and under " Bang & Olufsen Products " you can upload to " Your Setups " If a section is enabled for upload, then you will see an " Upload " button at

Stan and others interested in this subject, I regret to inform you that your dealer is incorrect when he says:- "The Beo5 is no good unless you have a Beosystem 3" "The only way it could control a non-Beo TV or Comcast DVR is via the BS3 and IR blasters" When the Beo5 was first introduced you could not control 3rd party products