I tried it but it didn't work. I had a DVD playing in the BV7, I pressed STOP and the side bar shows "DVD Paused", then I pressed the red arrow, it only brought out the Audio selection panel at the top of the screen. But I couldn't eject the disc. Is there something I did wrong? Your help shall be much appreciated.

Great schematic! What program did you use to create this?

In Entourage, Ari's office has a BeoCenter 2+BeoLab 3 setup. Too bad he hasn't upgraded this system when his firm became the biggest agency in Hollywood.

The wall mounts are different.

[quote user="Yeti410"] [quote user="kfbilly"] Congratulations on getting the new BV10-46. I wonder if you mount it on a wall or on a floor stand. [/quote] The 10-46 is mounted on the same floor stand as my 10-40. The big advantage for me was that the back-side of the new 10-46 is black, so that we still could use the black "x"

Yes, I do. Since my first generation BV7-32 cannot connect to a projector directly, so my setup is like this. Panasonic Blu-ray player's HDMI output to Panasonic PTAE4000 projector and the Blu-ray player's digital audio output to BV7-32's digital audio input. So the BV7-32 will have a blank screen but it'll output surround sound to the

Congratulations on getting the new BV10-46. I wonder if you mount it on a wall or on a floor stand.

It's like a piece of art ... remind me the good old days of B&O.

I think you should also use a RCA cable to connect the L-R audio out from the STB to the L-R audio in of the BV7-32. The digital audio-in of the BV7-32 only works when it detects a surround sound source, in other common situations, it requires the L-R audio-in to output stereo sound.

I'm also from Hong Kong. I have a BV7-32 and connected it with APPLE TV and NOW HD STB thru DVI and never encountered any problems. Apart from the L-R audio connection, I also connected the optical output to BV7's digital-in through an optical/digital converter (bought from the HK AD), enabling BV7 to produce either stereo or surround sound