Thanks for answer

I thought the firmware update is in the two (replaceble) prom.

Lofke

Attached are instructions for installing an HD Ready Kit to a BeoVision 7-32.

However, your problem will come when you get to the last section where you need to update the M2 flash software with the B&O service tool. You will need to call on your B&O dealer to do that for you.

Ok

Keith, Many thanks for answer and instruktion

Great forum, by the way....

Best regards Lofke

And to add: You will not have any picture without the flash! So you can't fit the board and the newer upc software and have a softwareuodate some time later.

Yes, I found that out the hard way.....Thought I had broken something but after swiching back to the old card and sw it worked again.

I don't know if the tv is worth taking to a beodealer for flashing. 

Question: Does the 7-31 mk1 show 720 using component input whiteout HD-ready kit, or does it "scale-down" to 576

The HD ready kit is probably more valueable than the BV7-32 mk1 ;-) . the same kit fits also in a BV7-40.

Never tried 720p at mine (BV7-40 mk1/2), but as 720p is a hd-ready format, it probably wil not work. So 567p will probably be the max.

Yesterday i connected Component from sat-reciever with settetings 720p. in reciever.

Picture is much better (sharper) than scart (rgb). (could someone already have installed HD-ready kit?)

If I use 576 on reciever=no Picture

If I use 1080 on reciever= no Picture

If i use 720 on reciever= great Picture 

 I have removed scart Cable when using Component

Could it be that Mk1 accepts Component 720, but it needs HD-ready-kit for 720 on DVI-input

Best regards Lofke

Hello guys, how can I see if my BV 7-32's MKIII (Serials: 18344400 &20854632) and my BV 7-40 MKII have the HD Kit?