Hi Dave, one last question for you, do you have an analog or digital signal? Maybe that´s the difference. I have analog signal. When I play a dvd the picture is just perfect, love it. But when watching tv (analog) sometimes it could use improvement.

Hi Foxtrott, do you notice a difference when ´playing´ between ON and OFF watching the screen? (I also have AUTO to choose from)........... Meng

Kokomo, my BV3 is from April 2004, typenr. 8810........Do not know any softwarenumber........I am at work now so I cannot check...........

Hi Kokomo, this is what you have to do: Turn on tv and press Menu. Toggle down to SET UP, then press on your BEO4: GO, 0, 0, GO (all on your BEO4). You will acces a menu with 2 options. TV monitor and something about tuning. Select the first one. Then you will need ´Picture adjustments´. Once you acces that it will open a list and one of

Sorry for that, it is no. 5 from above..........:-))..........

Kokomo, it is mentioned above. Read Dave´s report (no. 4 from above)

Hoi jongens, gisteren in het menu gaan ´frotten´ en ben tot het volgende gekomen: nadat je in het service menu zit ga je naar picture adjustments en dan naar movie mode (bij mij nr. 9)...... (niet film mode, staat er niet bij)........vervolgend heb je dan 3 opties: ON/AUTO/OFF. Misschien dat er iemand is die er verschil in ziet in deze 3

Hi Dave, I figured it out myself yesterday and that is indeed the way to do it. Only on the BV3 it is called ´movie mode´ and not ´film mode´. I have 3 option to install, ON/AUTO/OFF. I really don´t know what all this does to the screen (?) because I cannot notice huge differences. I also do not know if there is a difference

No I don´t mean the formats. It´s about ´the film mode´ in the service menu. A lot of people are talking about it but I want to know where I can find this option inside the service menu from the Beovision 3.

Hi guys, maybe someone can help me. I read about the Film mode on Beovisions and I am wondering if there is a possibility to turn it off on my BV3? The number is 8810. Is there a way to do this by myself? Gr. M.