I can not see them either.

Problem solved....it was an iTunes setting.

[quote user="Carolpa"] You should check how the new Bluray player in the BV7-40 is connected and how it reproduce DD TrueHD! The decoder in the BV7-40 has NOT changed. [/quote] Excellent point. Totally correct.

[quote user="Carolpa"] You should check how the new Bluray player in the BV7-40 is connected and how it reproduce DD TrueHD! The decoder in the BV7-40 has NOT changed. [/quote] Excellent point.

here are the directions: Open Finder in the left column click on applications This will produce icons for the various applications. Click once on System Preferences which will highlight it Then go to the main Finder toolbar at the top of the screen Click on File and then in the menu that opens click on Get Info and an option to start in 32 bit will

Carolpa is exactly correct. As mentioned here, there is a lengthy thread discussing this topic. There are numerous articles cited in that thread, as well as, if memory serves me, correspondence from B and O that explain and confirm that it works. Listening to a Blu-Ray with one of the HD formats played in a player that does the decoding and comparing

If you click on the BM-Link in the preferences panel a window should open saying that BM-Link needs to close and re-open. Instead of clicking on ok, look at the bottom left of the window and there will be a question mark. Click on it and instructions will open on how to do it. It is very simple. If that does not work let me know and I will find the

I just found how to set Snow Leopard to always start preferences, including BM-Link, in 32 bit. First impressions are that it does seem to work better.

[quote user="RobN"] Hi Edde, One thing though if you try to change BM-Link parameters in the Preferences Panel it says it has to restart preferences in 32-bit mode (rather than the native 64-bit mode of SL), which you seem to be only able to do one before BM-Link hangs and then it's either a reboot or simply stop the BMLinker Server app

I disconnected and reconnected all of the Masterlink connections. All seem tight and the problem still exists, but only in one room. The other rooms work fine. Also, the Beosound 3000 is in the room with the problem yet its sounds fine in the link rooms.