I will take your last question first where you said:-

Also not all of the names show when you go to the DTV menu.  You have to page backwards and forwards to refresh the page to get the programme names to show.

My Comment:-

This is a known problem and reported to B&O shortly after the DVB-T module was released, but to date it has not been resolved or acknowledged.

Your first problem is a different story and is less likely to be anything to do with the DVB-T module fitted to both of your TV's and is NOT a problem I have seen which I check this morning and it works correctly on my AVANT.

The time for the EPG is not synchronised with the TV time, it is transmitted with the digital signal and decoded by the DVB-T and so to check this point I would get a Freeview STB and connect it to your aerial and view its EPG timings using the STB EPG and if you have the same problem, then the time is being transmitted incorrectly from your local transmitter

Hi Keith

 Thanks for the reply.

Taking the 'programmes not showing correct issue' first, I have said to my dealer that since a cheap £50 set shows all the programmes adequately on the same transmitter (next door neighbour), then their DTV module is not fit for purpose and have threatened court action.  Their reply was this is 'standard on DTV and not their fault' and therefore they will do nothing more.  I feel the only way to jolt B&O into acknowledging the problem is to actually take a small claim court case.

Has anyone else got any further with their dealer?

With regard to the DTV signal, my next door neighbour uses the same transmitter and their cheap £50 box works fine.  It is just ours that has gone crazy!  I will however borrow their module and see what happens.  Will keep you posted.

Many thanks, Rob

We woudl only be able to taje action against the local supplier as that is who we are in contract with. 

You are right - they woufd probably offer a full refund and remove the modules.  However, this then means I have no DTV at all unless I get a seperate set top box and remote controller.  This completely defies our brief to the retailerm banely  'house system with single controller'. 

If a cheap £50 set top box works fine, surely the manufacturer of the best in the world can gets theirs to work - not asking too much is it really!  Also for the price they should ensure it definately works prior to sellign it - either that or advertise it as 'DTV module - 'works some of the time, have fun with your friends and guess the programme coming up next'.

One thing worth noting - the signal is definately getting to the TV correctly as if you go into EPG, all data is there and correct.  It is therefore definately something wrong in the module software.

Thanks, Rob

Hi Peter

Does the sky box work with the Beo4 controller or do you need a seperate controller? I am not very familiar with these systems?

Thanks, Rob

Hi Peter

Very useful - so if I understand correctly, the beo4 controller will change all channels on the beovision7 because the tv can control the set top box?

If this is the case then I may ask my dealer to remove the DTV modules FOC and I will get sky.  Do I need a sat dish tho or does this work through a standard digital aerial? I am in the countryside in a 200 year old cottage so don't really want a dish (plus my wife woudl kill me!).

As the sky box has two tuners, does this mean I can use one in the lounge on the beovision6-26 which is the master systen, and the other in the bedroom which is a slave via link?  I would like to be able to change channels in the bedroom without changing the channel on the tv downstairs.  This is why we ended up with 2 DTV modules to start with, one in each tv to make them independant.

Many thanks, Rob