Cliff, another option might be the JS Tech product Component (YUV) to RGB/VGA Converter they also have an Apple TV to Scart guide if you prefer to go down the ATV route

>Are you saying use an 8000 to power up passive Penta's (as i have a pair) yes it seems odd to me that your BM6000 which has an internal amp rated at 75w per channel is even driving some Penta 2's (which are active)

the Ouverture sounds really good with the Penta 3's though :-) the Ouverture on a stand, and a Penta 3 either side looks superb IMHO classic B&O - but then I would say that would't I the Ouverture has ML as well - and they are only around £300 to £400 now, so have come down a lot price wise in the last 24 months How are you getting

yes - we have a Beo5 section on the site but what B&O TV do you have ?? or do you still have the Toshiba ?

a later 9300 would be better I think, it also uses the Beo4 remote, and just like the Ouverture is a classic, in fact the BM9300 and Beosound Ouverture have a lot in common with each other components wise !

that's good to know, I have many good things about Onkyo equipment - thank you

this looks pretty cool DVB-S2 around the house I love the video on the left hand side :-)

the ATV is 3x more expensive than the Sony box :-(

the Beo5 3rd Party XML Generator announcement by Keith on Feb 8th 2009, you just need RC5 codes for your "Remote Control" and off you go to your dealer with the XML file

see the Beo5 3rd Party XML Generator help file on this site we also have the ever growing Beo5 Interest group