If you look in the Mac forum, and in the thread about Apple TV + SD TV, you'll see a converter which is better than the solution listed here and is cheaper.

BL9s will be much more robust, meaning you can throw anything at them and they'll handle it. They don't scream when you turn them up unlike other BeoLabs (although they don't keep control quite like the BeoLab 5s do). They kick out an insane amount of low end (although again not on BeoLab 5 scale), but as most people are saying, the major

Yendys: Peter did you say ICE powered BL4000??? I think the current 4000 are the most underrated speakers in the range... That's how you start a good conversation with Peter I agree though, they're better than 6000s IMO...

Also, for people's information, any browsers which are based on WebKit 1.5 (not sure about 2.0) will have the same issues Safari users (such as myself) are complaining of. This basically means all modern browsers on Linux bar Firefox and Opera. On OS X, Safari, Camino, Shiira and Konfabulator are the most common people will encounter issues with

Copy + Paste this URL into your browser: http://forum.beoworld.org/members/ridax.aspx That's his profile.

May sound daft but have you tried unplugging it from the mains? 99% of behavioural issues can be solved by unplugging from the mains for a while (as my parents would testify)...

S-Video is another option, but RGB will give a better picture. Plus the one at the top of the thread allows you to channel the audio down the scart as well.

moxxey: You are kidding? I saw the Playstation 3, with the Blu-ray Casino Royale DVD, via a BS3 and BV4-65 and the quality was out of this world - quite a few levels higher than my BV7-32 with standard Casino Royale DVD! Agreed! The picture is an unbelievable improvement over standard definition, although a BeoCenter 2 running through a BeoVision 9

I agree with Peter about listening to your ears and ignore the circuit diagrams. B&O TVs use LCD Samsung panels, as do many MANY other brands, but that doesn't stop them from being the best picture on the market. If your really can't live with the thought of the amps in the BL8000s, try BeoLab 3s. With a BL2, they can sing beautifully. Make

The BeoVision 8 has a single HDMI connector I believe. Hopefully they will realise that High Definition is the technology on it's way IN and not on it's way OUT as they seem to be treating it fairly soon. Let me see, XBox 360, oh no I can't connect that, no component. How about my Sky HD? Okay I've connected that. Upscaling DVD player