BEOVISION ECLIPSE

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Anyone else that has experienced problems with the remote since yesterday? I cant choose sources anymore it just shows "TV" thats all. Tried to do a factory reset on the remote but didn't solve it. Ideas?

When you press "LIST" does it show "Beovision Eclipse" at the very top of the remote's screen?  I was messing with my remote the other day, and somehow this "product" setting got changed to a different value which then changed the LIST, TV and Music button behavior.  You can re-select Beovision Eclipse" under LIST->SETTINGS (somewhere under here, near the "Factory Reset", but I don't have my remote in front of me so I can't tell you exactly where).

Otherwise, perhaps the remote is no longer paired with the TV.  I think you can view remote pairings under the SETTINGS application on the BV.  Try re-pairing the remote with the TV because the menu items that show up under "TV" are sent from the BV to the remote.

Stan

It’s probably just me who’s either blind or dumb....

But can anyone tell me, how to connect my H9i’s to my Eclipse (wireless)?

Thanks

Fidse wrote:
It’s probably just me who’s either blind or dumb....

 

But can anyone tell me, how to connect my H9i’s to my Eclipse (wireless)?

 

 

Thanks

i don’t think you can as I was told by the engineers who insmine that the Eclipse does not have a suitable Bluetooth transmitter  the only Bluetooth it had is for the remote  

 

So i just bought the top model 10.300€ TV and the top model 510€ headphones from the same company, and i can’t connect these two, without using a cable like it’s 1992?

I simply refuse to be that.... otherwise, boy do i feel dumb...

phirstpro wrote:

i don’t think you can as I was told by the engineers who insmine that the Eclipse does not have a suitable Bluetooth transmitter the only Bluetooth it had is for the remote

Fidse wrote:
So i just bought the top model 10.300€ TV and the top model 510€ headphones from the same company, and i can’t connect these two, without using a cable like it’s 1992. 

 

That’s about right. It was suggested that I buy a Bluetooth transmitter and plug it into the Eclipse!

On another note. We have two pairs of top of the range B&O headphones but cannot use them together on Bluetooth as the iPhone cannot determine which is which and comes up with an error or switches the other pair off!

happy days!

Jesus Christ...

I heard some of the “software-horror-stories” before switching to B&O and this is probably somewhat in the minor issues departement, but damn, it’s dumb...

If this is indeed true, I’m gonna twist my dealers arm and make him give me a bluetooth transmitter. I bought the headphones, more or less, just to be able to watch football games at night when the baby os asleep. A pretty hefty pricetag just for that, But i really thought it would be the easiest solution to just buy B&O’s headphones and that it would just be plug-and-play.

But f**k me...

It really is PLUG-and-play 🙁

phirstpro wrote:

That’s about right. It was suggested that I buy a Bluetooth transmitter and plug it into the Eclipse!

On another note. We have two pairs of top of the range B&O headphones but cannot use them together on Bluetooth as the iPhone cannot determine which is which and comes up with an error or switches the other pair off!

happy days!

Surely the dealer explained that the headphones you have can’t pair with multiple devices?

Or is it the TV that has the one only limitation/ memory?

I thought about a BT transmitter for my Avant- but my dealer advised against. They’re generally too unreliable from his experience.

Bluetooth has its limitations - it’s been widely adopted recently but really only works well in simple cases in my view.

I tried a B&O pair with a BV14, and like others who did similarly, the lack of volume/ power made them useless. It was astonishing.

Actually the H9i CAN pair with mutiple devices, it’s part of the upgrades you get from the H9, but i don’t see how that’s relevant here?

The problem is that the Eclipse apperantly don’t have the possibility to connect to bluetooth headphones. I don’t really care about high volumes, as I’m only gonna listen to Carsten Werge and Per Frimann acting like they know all about football, i keep them at low volume anyway 😃

As for reliability, i have absolutely no problems when using them with my Iphone via bluetooth, works like a charm!

Sandyb wrote:

Surely the dealer explained that the headphones you have can’t pair with multiple devices?

Or is it the TV that has the one only limitation/ memory?

I thought about a BT transmitter for my Avant- but my dealer advised against. They’re generally too unreliable from his experience.

Bluetooth has its limitations - it’s been widely adopted recently but really only works well in simple cases in my view.

I tried a B&O pair with a BV14, and like others who did similarly, the lack of volume/ power made them useless. It was astonishing.

Sandyb wrote:
Surely the dealer explained that the headphones you have can’t pair with multiple devices?

 

 

Or is it the TV that has the one only limitation/ memory?

 

 

I thought about a BT transmitter for my Avant- but my dealer advised against. They’re generally too unreliable from his experience.

 

 

Bluetooth has its limitations - it’s been widely adopted recently but really only works well in simple cases in my view.

 

 

I tried a B&O pair with a BV14, and like others who did similarly, the lack of volume/ power made them useless. It was astonishing.

 

 

 

We have two pairs of Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth headphones, H9’s and H8’s  each being connected to a separate iPhone.  If both headphones are switched on both iPhones get confused and end up stopping both headphones! Neither of the headphones will connect to the Eclipse!  We usually end up connecting the headphones to the iPhone by the 3.5mm lead/jack.  

 

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