Hi beoaus, I think we need to clarify some points here before we can advise as I'm getting a bit confused as to what you are trying to do! Your initial post mentioned both the White & new Black ATV. So some more detail of what you have, what you are trying and what does & doesn't work for you may help. 1. Confirm you definitely have

Thanks elephant, The photo doesn't do it justice! It looks even better in real life and the brushed silver on the ATV is almost the identical colour of the BV5. It looks really neat and as though it is purpose built for there! You wouldn't know it wasn't a B&O component. It also leaves the IR reciever clear for the odd ocasion I have

Hi beoaus, I have a BeoVision 5 on the floor cabinet and the AppleTV fits between the TV and the cabinet. (pic of TV from the web & close up of my set-up) The ATV is in the center and pushed back about 2cm and the IR eye is attached under the TV roughly where the arrow is so it is above the ATV firing down. It is 2cm above the IR reciever on the

Thanks Iconic-AV, I have now tried that and it opens the whole machine up! (5 Screws by the way! and thanks for the tip on that little clip in the center it nearly got away!). That allows me to remove the front case but it doesn't allow me to remove the metal front from the plastic casing as they would appear to be stuck together. If I can get a

I managed to drop my BeoCom 6000 and it bounced off the front of my BeoTalk 1200. The only damage was a dent to the front of the BeoTalk. It is on the top part of the brushed metal front (as per the picture) The metal has bent up on the right and has come unstuck and although I could stick it down again, I'd still have the dent! It looks like the

I have just connected up an older ATV (white) and I have the IR lead about 2cm away (above facing down) from the reciver on the ATV. The reciever is the black spot beside the tiny light. It works fine from that distance. Stoobie

Hi Spiros, Thanks for your help. I had already connected the ir cable & ir blaster (I had 1 for my STB), but I realise I need the B&O "Y" splitter as the current one will control either my STB or the ATV not both! I thought that if I put the ir blaster pointing at both the STB and ATV it would send the signals for either depending

I knew I'd read they were made of plastic somewhere - it's here http://beocentral.com/beo4 I was surprised when I first rad it but forgot where I'd seen it. Good old Google! Stoobie

I remember reading somewhere that the early Beo4's were made of much more plastic but had quality issues so changed to the metal ones we have now. Stoobie

Hi Spiros, Thanks for the suggestion re Cyberduck (is that Vista compatible?). At the moment I'm just using XBMC to play any files from my PC as I have my complete media collection on two 1TB discs. I haven't got round to using the HDD on the aTV as yet. I don't suppose you know how to get the Beo4 working with the aTV. When I go into settings