Hi, my BeoVision 5 HD has a single DVI input currently used by a Virgin HD+ box (via an hdmi to Dvi cable for picture and optical/coaxial convertor for 5.1 sound) I would like to add a Sony PS3 as a Blueray player, however I would rather not be switching cables around... more importantly the wife would kill me if she had to! I have found this switcher

Hi, sorry, I missed your post, did you manage to get the power cable in ok? It's a real struggle getting the power in, I lay on my back for about 20 minutes struggling. I eventually gave up and asked my wife to do it (far smaller hands!). Congratulations on levelling the TV I'm sure it looks fantastic now. Regards, Cal

Just remember to use a spirit level on the TV whilst they're still there for your own peace of mind! Regards, Cal

It's infuriating isn't it? spending so long getting the bracket perfectly level and then the TV not being square to the mount, very poor design. I too thought whether it was worth the effort of taking the TV down to adjust the bracket. In the end I decided that having spent so much on the TV it really shoud be level. My TV is hinged from the

Hi Stuart, on the side you install the bracket, there is very little room due to the cables and the bracket itself folding flush, however if you install the brackets 300mm or so from the edge of the TV I'm sure you'll be fine. I have taken some photos to give you an idea of clearance. I hope they help. Regards, Cal

Hi Stuart, apologies yes, longer than 50mm, I used Wickes 2-1/2" multipurpose screws as they are countersunk. The mount was installes into masonary. I will upload some photos as soon as I've finished the plastering etc. Regards, Cal

Hi, was the BS3200 the last masterlink cable you installed into the junction box? I ask as it sounds like it's turning on as intended, looking for the source, unable to find it and switching off again. Speaking from my own experience I found that the third cable often isn't pressed in enough into the junction box causing issues. Take the box

Hi Stuart, you are absolutely fine with those screws (especially into masonary with the correct rawlplug). I did use longer than 5mm screws in the other 12 holes... just to be safe, I'm sure it's fine though. A couple of things I found when installing mine is you need something under the TV whist you and a friend lift the TV onto the two mounts

Hi Tommy, have you thought about any of the TV's Lifestyle AV have for sale? Many of those come with surround sound modules along with huge savings on a new TV price? Regards, Cal

Fantastic, thank you Ralf, I have ordered the part. Really appreciate your help finding me one. Kind regards, Cal