Hi and welcome to Beoworld!

If it is possible, which I doubt, then it would not be cost effective.

However, your BV7 should have a DVI socket which will accept a digital video signal if you use an hdmi to DVI adaptor.  Unfortunately DVI does not carry audio, hence you could use an audio extractor like this one to take the sound from the hdmi source: 

Depending on the SW on the 7-32 you might find issues with this HDMI copy protection *** (HDCP?) and content that is protected (e.g., Netflix, Amazon Prime). I ran into this when I hooked an ATV to the BV6-26.

I have a similar setup (albeit with a BV6-26) and use a raspberry pi 4 running kodi to feed live TV and streaming content via DVI and analog audio into the set. No HDCP issues with this setup. And it's relatively cheap.

regards

Torsten

tb59427 wrote:

Depending on the SW on the 7-32 you might find issues with this HDMI copy protection *** (HDCP?) and content that is protected (e.g., Netflix, Amazon Prime). I ran into this when I hooked an ATV to the BV6-26.

The audio extractor that I linked in my post magically makes the hdcp issues disappear - apparently many of the cheaper ones do this!

My BV7-32 (9331) works as Guy describes with a cheap extractor. As does my BC6-26.

Thanks Guy

I used one of these to connect an Apple TV mk3 but I cannot connect the latest Foxtel/Sky box as it needs a HDMI connection. Maybe the only answer is to find a Mk 5 7-32.

Bop

 Thanks for the information, keep sharing this type of info