[quote user="mbee"]L'Apple TV est bien gérée par le PUC[/quote] Euh... pas sur mon BV8-40 de décembre ! Malgré la programmation de la BeoVision, et de la Beo5 avec les deux codes (Apple Remote et Apple Appleremote), ça ne fonctionne pas : soit il ne se passe rien, soit les menus défilent en une

Big interest for me too : my dealer was unable to configure PUC of my BV8-40 for Apple TV : sometimes the command does not make anything, sometimes the command send a "never-ending" signal to the AppleTV... even by pressing the touch once !

Voici un test - très court - chez Gizmodo .

Here is a very short test of the product : http://gizmodo.com/5380669/mini-displayport-to-hdmi-adapter-with-digital-audio-review

Hi, I have just downloaded the last version of the Lintronic software (v2.0.5.3) but the user interface is quiet different from the screen captures shown in this tutorial. I tried to paste some Pronto codes in the converter but the "Convert" button is still inactive... maybe because there is no Lintronic hardware connected to my PC... is this

Thanks a lot Frank. I wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ! BOMF

[quote user="Stan"] My conclusion from this is that they don't see custom 3rd party programming as a viable business. I bought one and programmed it myself (with a little free help from this forum and Keith Saunders). The Beo5 should be able to send the commands directly to your Dish DVR (assuming it is not hidden away in a cabinet). I

Congratulations ! The more "user friendly" interface, less crashes... just as IT should be. Great value machine. I switched to Macintosh 7 years ago. I will never go back to Windows

[quote user="guffas"]Alternatively you can choose to let the Beo5 control the device directly, but then you need to have the codes and do some editing.[/quote] Hi, it seems my dealer does not want to do that... or does not know how to do ! I told him today it is possible to control directly my Sanyo videoprojector with my Beo5 but he only

Oui, c'est pour l'alimentation de l'adaptateur... ça occupe une des cinq prises USB du Mac mini... y'a de la marge ! Quant à la fiabilité, je ne sais pas, ne l'ayant pas encore acheté.