Hi Have you thought about using the component inputs. This does hi def and sound, I use it for PS3. Unfortunately you cannot then see this anywhere linked throughout the house. Brian.

Jean. Jes Just noticed we all joined Beoworld within one week back in April 2007, spooky or what. Brian

Hi Jes I also wanted a HD camcorder and wanted to see the benefits on my Mk11 7/40. I eventually went for a Sony model, and bought a PS3 to see the results. I can, actually see the HD movie by connecting the camera directly to the telly using component cables, HD is just great. To see the benefits on disc, and without having to buy a Blue Ray writeable

Thanks Geoff and Kokomo, Thanks to you guys for answering. I'm baffled as within 24 hours of starting this thread, my LC2 started working again. So, not sure why it malfunctioned but overjoyed at it's return to life. I'll never know why! Brian

Hi I've got a room full of LC2's which I use with a 'picture' setting as well as being able to alter individual lamps. Recently, one LC2 stopped working with Beo4 and will only respond by touching the globe to increase/decrease light. Is this something that is fixable or will I just have to put up with it. Thanks for any help on this

So, In the sound menu, what is the effect of changing the speaker distances. All five can be changed independantly of each other. Brian

Hi Mat Yes, I have the same with DVD but never really thought about why. Usually with DVDs the back speakers (on speaker 5, which usually happens automatically when DVD is inserted), are quieter so I usually rack up the sound anyway. As regards the speaker balance, I'm not in front of my BV7 but there is a bit on the sound menu where you can increase

Hi everyone I've just recently bought a Beotime and thought I'd pass on my observations on its daily use. At first before purchasing, I wondered what the point of it was. Every morning I wake up to the radio from my BS9000 linked from my lounge. It even knows I have a long lie in on Sundays and Mondays, so it stays reverently quiet. It even

Re 3D vision and the wow effect. I can elaborate on this as I'm an optometrist. Unfortunately 3D vision requires good, balanced binocular vision. Firstly, there are those who posses very poor binocular vision, or none at all. These are people with lazy or squinting eyes. They will experience no 3D effect but will experience no headaches or visual

Hi Again Thanks for your replies, they were helpful Brian