A forced update of the DVB firmware appears to have resolved the issue 🙂
Location: Exeter, UK
A forced update of the DVB firmware appears to have resolved the issue 🙂
Location: Exeter, UK
Brilliant! 🤩
Kudos to Martin for being so kind and helping - and Yipee for the man who's got his DVB back!!
That engineer owes you a pint....
Lee
HI,
I recently had my Beovision 6 DVB MK3 updated by the dealer. On the software update it has damaged the DVB tuner and it is no longer functional. The dealer seems to think it is acceptable for him to strap a Freeview box onto the back of the TV and is under the impression that it is a suitable solution. The dealer has told me that the parts to repair it are no longer available, what do you think my legal position is in regards to a replacement TV?
Regards,
Stuart
Very interested in how this turns out. One thing caught my attention... is the MK3-version of DVB-HD compatible with BeoVision 6-26" (or BeoCenter 6-26")?
Let us know if you (or your dealer) do get this upgrade working and what modules were changed and if there were any additional modifications done on your BV 6-26" to get this T2-tuner working.
Great to hear the SW update worked!
Great to hear the SW update worked!
One thing caught my attention... is the MK3-version of DVB-HD compatible with BeoVision 6-26" (or BeoCenter 6-26")?
The television in question this time was the BV6-26 mk4 (with HDMI input) - many of which were sold with the original DVB HD module installed. They are a great TV and you don't see many of them around unfortunately so it was especially good to get this one working fully again.
None of the BV6/BC6 range (even the mk4) will support the mk3 DVB-HD tuner though as far as I am aware.
Martin.
Location: Exeter, UK
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