Keith Saunders: The AC3 module used in the Beovision 3 is totally different to the one in a Beocentre 1 both in terms of functionality, internal connections and most importantly number of Powerlink sockets, i.e. 2 on the Beocentre 1 and 5 on the Beovision 3. So, the answer to you question is NO Really? Because powerlink module that the technician quoted

TripEnglish: Well said, Simon. I feel similarly. I look for a combination of quality and character in things I buy. I find those things in Bang & Olufsen and in almost nothing else. There are too few companies like Bang & Olufsen and we're the worse for it. This is how i feel I really love music to, of all kinds, and i really appreciate

I was quoted 1700 aussie dollars to have a DSS board and new rear cover fitted to my BC1... i would never pay that much for that. but my BV3 has the AC3 module, which i don't use, is there a way of putting it in the BC1? (and obviously having B&O update the software?)

TripEnglish: I use the same setup and it works great. I do, however, do things a bit differently than is recommended. The iTunes plugin creates a script that copies the music to the BeoMedia manually. I do not use that. I don't want duplicate files roaming around. (Some might, so don't take this as the best option necessarily). I setup iTunes

hmmmm tried jiggling the plugs? I sometimes have to re-fasten one of my rubbish scart cables... or maybe try plugging into another input of the mx... obviously selecting accordingly in the menu of the tv

Blue ray is dead anyway, so no sweat! Doesn't the DVD player in BV7 and BC2 (or should i more importantly say, BS3) upscale accordingly? Is this search for a HD dvd player for use with your B&o setup simply a case of getting "hi-end cables" if you know what i mean?

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So, can anyone tell me if i'm making a mistake by getting a BM1 to use with my intel imac?I've done ALOT of searching of the forums and i conclude that it's a product i want and will enjoy but I'm so worried it's going to be the biggest headache synching and tranferring data. How much i should pay for a used one, anyone?

Thanks!! Yeah i had a look too, and the most simple one i could find was this one i can just plug my dongle straight into it by the looks of it! Thanks again Mika!

tournedos: Dave: It's one of those wireless internet dongles, that i plug straight into the mac... i guess what you say means i'd have to send the internet through wi-fi from the mac to a router which has ethernet out? And the dongle uses the mobile phone network? There are routers which have an internal 3G modem. Then you'd just swap the