Personnally, I never trust any promise, from B&O or from anyone trying to sell me something. If a certain feature is important to me, I want to see it working! In your case, it is no-one's fault, as your dealer truly beleived what was announced by B&O. It is just that the list of future features is not garanteed. I like the Beosound 5 but

[quote user="PhilLondon"]Would it not work if you configure the BM1 as V.AUX rather than PC on the main TV?[/quote] Mr Ansdersson... have you tried the trick above, to make it work from all room?

[quote user="stefan"]You can`t activate the BM1 from your BV1, because BV1, MX-beovisions and other older TVs do NOT understand the PC command.[/quote] Would it not work if you configure the BM1 as V.AUX rather than PC on the main TV? p.

Airport Express would work the same way on a mac and on a PC. So you'll have to find anothr excuse ;-) But do you really need an excuse?

... works perfectly! Thanks!

You could connect a HDR1 which had a STB-C in it... It could only control boxes that are on the STB-C list...

One more thing, the BV7 does not pass the Aerial signal through (the link out socket only send the link signal, but not the signal coming from the aerial). So you'll need an amplifier from B&O that is able to split and re-merge the signal... and somewhere to hide it!

I do not have a BV1 but a MX7000 (even older) and I can get all the sources from my BV7. I do not have a local source on the MX. I do not have a Media center. For your SAT box, connect the HDMI and the SCART at the same time if you want the BV7 to transit the signal to the BV1. Basically the BV7 can only transmit sources connected to the SCART or the

DVD, DVB tuner, HDR1/2, SAT work without problem. The problem only comes from HD source, like the Apple TV. You need to connect them at the same time to the HD input AND to a SD input (scart).

All sources of the Ouverture, including A.AUX will be available from the BV1. For the PS3, I am no expert, but the modulator of the BV7 may not be able to send HD signals into normal definition signals. It should work if you connect the PS3 to the TV's DVI or HDMI and through the Scart at the same time.