Hello Friends I need a little help in identifying a problem I have with my DVD2 - it was in storage for a while (due to building and decorating) and I have now added it to my setup - I get the terrestrial channels (1-5) but when it comes to the EPG it says I have not done the basic set-up - but each time I try this I am confused as to what is missing

thanks, I appreciate its down to personal choice - but useful to get good recommendations from others B&O users, I think I'm going with the following: Humax Foxsat HDR (320Gb) Sony Blu Ray BDP-S470 Apple TV any other suggestions? Hugh

Dear All I need some good advice about updating my system, I have an option to purchase a BV9 which I intend to take, but naturally I would like to create the best home set up for the family, I currently own a BV5, with Sky freesat, DVD2 & Wii, this works fine but now I want to come into the 21st Century and do more with the TV. The BV5 will be

mine, like others was the BeoCentre 2300 and a pair of 6000's - have updated the 2300 to the Beosound4 but still have the 6000's bought 16 years ago and still magic :)

sounds a bit like the problem I had with mine some time ago - and yes I also needed a new circuit board at a cost of about £120+ - loathed to pay it but I did and it has worked fine since then - I actually really like the beotalk 1200, lots of features and relatively easy to use - after spending a little (a lot actually!!) of time reading the

Ok - I seem to have solved the problem by moving the yellow wire into No4 and so the wires into the magic eye look as follows: Green = 3 Yellow = 4 Brown = 5 all seems to be working now - just need to change the scart connections from v.aux to run off the PC command on the Beo4

Dear friends I have my BM1 connected to my BV5 (first generation) using scart but now need to wire the ir cable into a eye - can anyone tell me where the Yellow, Brown & Green wires connect into the corresponding eye connections (my one has 5 slots) - currently have it connected as follows: Yellow = 1 Green = 3 Brown = 5 this I worked out from the

Hello Chris how handy are you? if you are fairly good with laying cable and doing a bit of DIY then why not do some of it yourself. I knew nothing about setting up link rooms etc but bought a load of ML cable off ebay plus some juntion boxes and started myself - it allowed me time to work out where I wanted the cables to come into each room and as I

Dear Friends now I know the beo4 is a very robust remote - given some of the stories I have read about them. Howver, I have a problem with mine, all the buttons just seem to have stopped working - the display says TV and will not change to any other function. I have tried taking the batteries out to remove power and have also tried replacing them but

hello robert thanks for the reply, its pretty much what i had heard already, have activated the wii safety burn-in feature and the kids are loving it already cheers, hughie