Beo-Mac

Re: Apple TV and Beo4 in Mode 1 (navigation)

stefan — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 05:44:47 GMT

PLAY - UP/DOWN. Try MODE 3 for the Beo4 navi.

Stefan

Re: Apple TV and Beo4 in Mode 1 (navigation)

Zwets — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 09:27:57 GMT

ok thanks. This seems to work. However i now cannot zap TV channels on my UPC box. This used to be done by pressing the center button and then Up or Down arrow. Any idea which button sequence is the same in Mode 1?

Re: Apple TV and Beo4 in Mode 1 (navigation)

stefan — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 05:05:12 GMT

Zwets:

..... but not the BACK button (whichh i believe in Mode2 functions as EXIT). How do I achieve the EXIT function in MODE1?

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Thanks for your time.

Press BACK long in MODE1. Should work. You will find some useful information (and products) concerning Beo4 1710 on Lintronic site.

Stefan

Re: Apple TV and Beo4 in Mode 1 (navigation)

Zwets — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 15:39:11 GMT

That is the problem. If i have an internet radio station on and put the TV is stanby the ATV just keeps going.

Re: Apple TV and Beo4 in Mode 1 (navigation)

Heribert — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 13:06:16 GMT

Apple TV just goes into Standby if there is no network operation in process. It also turns on again automatically if computer is on.

Apple TV and Beo4 in Mode 1 (navigation)

Zwets — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 07:18:09 GMT

I have connected my Apple TV (first generation) to my Beovision 8 and everything works great when I put my Beo4 in Mode2 (no navigation button). I would however like to use the navigation feature to navigate the menu's. This works but not the BACK button (whichh i believe in Mode2 functions as EXIT). How do I achieve the EXIT function in MODE1?

Also my Aplle TV does no go into standby when switch of the set. On the connections menu I have set the Apple TV to switch off when the TV is switched off. Any ideas how to achieve this?

Thanks for your time.