If you have a Mark VI BeoVision 7 then it should already be full HD (1920 x 1080). And 3D as well.

What are you trying to upgrade to?

Yes it’s 1089P, but there are no HD channels when I scan the DTV channels ... Apple TV and other inputs are full HD, so I assumed that the DTV is not HD.

I may be wrong?

Is it a UK model BV7? I know that at one time B&O’s DVB tuners were DHD, i.e.they would only receive European Full HD broadcasts, not English ones. But I thought they had got this right (for the UK) by the time the Mk VI came out.

Yes, although I’m it the first owner, it was supplied by B&O Winchester in 2010.

Hmmm, maybe my aerial is not up to scratch.

According to this post at TechRadar, the Mk VI had a DVB-T2 tuner in 2012, so I imagine that yours should have it too: https://www.techradar.com/uk/reviews/audio-visual/televisions/plasma-and-lcd-tvs/bang-olufsen-beovision-7-40-1072421/review/2

If you go to the FREEVIEW website, it should tell you on which channel Full HD is broadcast for your area. You could try to manually tune to that channel.

I don’t live in the UK, I am not familiar with the local broadcasting standard, but here in the continent we need a TV set equipped with a DVB-T2 HEVC receiver.

The BV 7 does not have HEVC, this might be the reason why HD transmissions are not decoded.

In case this is the cause, then you’d need an external Freeview box connected to the BV 7.

The box can be controlled via Beo4 through PUC, so you can hide it away.

Regards.

Olivier

Thanks you are both correct, the mk4 only has DVB T and not T2, which is what is required for HD reception.

Looking at my menu, I have only a few items listed in the PUC menu, so I would need to get B&O service folks in to make the Beo4 remote work, and unless I misunderstand?

Ah - I thought you had a Mk 6 as your thread title says “mark VI”.

That explains why you have DVB-T and not DVB-T2.

Yes - if you don’t currently have a PUC for the external Freeview Receiver you want to attach, you’ll need to engage a B&O dealer to bring along their PC and add the PUCs to your BV7.

It may be worth thinking of all the PUCs you might need, e.g. Apple TV (various generations), Panasonic or Samsung Blu-Ray players, etc. As well as your Freeview box. Let the dealer know in advance, then they can install them all at the same time.

That is correct!

Find the box of your choise and ask the dealer (or here) for a (well) working PUC entry.

When you setup/install the box, first disable both tuners in the menu - then you will be able to assign the TV button on the Beo4 to activate the used input port.

N.B. If not already installed be sure to get the entry for the ATV box (and/or others) - even if you don’t need those now, it is nice to have, if you at some point should want to sell the BV7.

Enjoy.

MM