I cannot understand your issue as i have aN ATV4 on my BV7-32. I only noticed recently after an update of ATV4 that i had to change the resolution of my ATV to 720p SDR 60Hz with HDMI output set to YCbCr. Works flawlessly
BEOVISION 7-32 MK3 + apple tv 4k
Basically one day mine just stopped working. I have tried changing the resolution to no avail.
What exact settings are you using?
Also are you connected via dvi?
Exactly how is yours connected?I cannot understand your issue as i have aN ATV4 on my BV7-32. I only noticed recently after an update of ATV4 that i had to change the resolution of my ATV to 720p SDR 60Hz with HDMI output set to YCbCr. Works flawlessly Dimitris-
At the time being through BSYS3 which i implemented recently.
Just before with HDMI to DVI-I BUT!! (my mistake) that was ATV3. I implemented ATV4 only after acquiring BSYS3. So yes the sound issue which exists with ATV4 and BV7-32 has to be dealt with an extra cable (HDMI extractor i believe where you can separate image from sound signal)
Sorry what is the bsys3?
Beosystem3
Hello!
Tried a separate post, but hopefully posting my question (same as OP) here will get some attention :)
Today I thought I could upgrade from a ATV 3rd.gen to an ATV 4k. For years I have used an ATV 3.gen connected to my BV7-40, with no problems what so ever.
I thought that upgrading my ATV to a new generation would be as easy as swapping the mains and HDMI-plug and adding an audio extractor in-between.
Unfortunately it isn't going that well.
There is no video (or audio) coming from the new ATV. I tried to connect it directly into the Beovision, without the extractor, but that didn't help a thing.
If I plug the ATV 3rd. gen back there is video right a way, but when I swap to the new one it is all blank...
I tried the "Menu + volume down" but no success.
The guy I bought the ATV from says he disconnected it just before I bought it, so I assume the output is working.
Is there something I'm not doing right?
Kind regards and thanks in advance for helping!
-Fabian-
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