That is the problem. If i have an internet radio station on and put the TV is stanby the ATV just keeps going.

I found out from my manual that my TV includes two functions which can be activated by entering a key which must be bought from B&O. One is the HDMI matrix which i understand. The other software activation activates other functions in the TV without specifing which. Does anybody know what will be available?

Ok i will get one from the dealer. I found out how to switch on the modulator. Apparantly B&O don't include a full (only a basic guide) printed manual anymore so I had to download it from their website.

Ok thanks for the tip, still starnge that the BV-6 did pass on the signal..... But does anybody know how to switch on the RF modulator and set it's frequency?

That is true! But still don't understand why the set does not pass on the signal like the BV6.

Ok. But I still do not know how to activate the RF out. Elephant i tried your sequence but my menu seems different. Try this sequence ... [DTV] 4 <= for SETUP OPTIONS ACTIVE ANTENNA There is a menu option for setting the LINK FREQUENCY but for the moment I can't find/remember it Mine shows:" DTV Pressing MENU Twice Other Settings I can then

With athe first generation of ATV you don't need HDCP. I had mine connected with a HDMI to DVI cable to a BV-6 (sound separate)

I believe the link frequency is only needed to control a DVD1 or another scart source. All my sources are now HDMI so i cant control those. I just want the anlog signal. It worked fine on my Beovision 6-26. By the wat the ML connector works fine on my BV-8. (it's connected to a BM4500 through a 1611 convertor)

I have my new BV-8-40 since last saturday and I am really happy with it. I have kept basically the same cables as my Beovion 6 had so I didn't expect any problems. However in my setup the analog RF connection goes into the set (and I can recieve analog TV signals on the BV8) but to the RF out on the LINK module I have connected my MX4000 which is

It will also have WiFi to be used with the upcoming newer generation of TV's