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Re: Beolink converter 1611

HeKoch — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 11:50:13 GMT

All your arguments speak for a change of the BL6000 -> BV8.

My dealer will send me a Powerlink cable to connect the BL6000 in a line structure.

I'll inform you about the final result.

Thanks a lot for your help

Re: Beolink converter 1611

PhilLondon — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 07:19:18 GMT

I would recommend it as well.

Note that you'll lose 2 way control. Timer programming has to be done from TV.

Also you cannot initiate a audio recording from the remote.

Re: Beolink converter 1611

Christian — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 07:14:02 GMT

It will however simplify the use of your setup, if you connect the speakers to the BeoVision. You will not have to use the AV or list.

Re: Beolink converter 1611

HeKoch — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 02:40:42 GMT

Thanks a lot for quick response - I'll try the alternative with (Menue) this evening.

Otherwise I've to rebuild my cabeling completely - I'm not so inspired !

Re: Beolink converter 1611

PhilLondon — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 00:32:52 GMT

B&O would recommend you connect the speakers to the BV8, set the TV to option 2 and the BC2500 to option 0.

You need to have an additional Powerlink cable between BC2500 and the Beolink converter. I do not know if you need a fully cabled or a thin cable.

Alternatively, you could try and change the sound delay. On my BV7 I could change the sound delay by accessing the hidden menu in the TV (Menu, 0, 0, go). At your own risk.

Beolink converter 1611

HeKoch — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 00:04:52 GMT

Hi to all,

following problem with my B&O combination:

BV8-32 -> ML-module(new one) -> Beolink Converter 1611 -> AUX-data -> Beocenter 2500 -> Beolab 6000

With Beo 4 -> List -> AV -> DTV sound is switched additionally from BV8 to BC2500 and BL 6000.

Thereby there exists a audible delay of the sound between BV-sound and AV-BC-sound. It "echos" like in a church!

Is this known phenomena or do I something wrong?

best regards