kimhav wrote:

How do you check the BV10 software version

Press menu (twice if you have DVB HD module) to go into the TV menu. Highlight the options tab then press red + go. That takes you into the customer service menu. In here you can see which software build is currently in your TV. The latest software for BeoVision 10 and BeoVision8 40 is build 153. Amongst other things this cures the problem of the PUC loosing commands.

Opman

Samsung Blue-Ray V02.00a

Beo4               Orginal

Go                   Enter

Stop                Stop

Exit                  Return

Up                    Up

Down               Down

Left                  Left

Right                Right

Red                  Popup menu

Green              Mode

Yellow              Slow forw

Blue                  Slow Back

Menu/Go+

1                   Menu

2                   Disc menu

3                   Info

4                   Audio

5                   Subtitle

6                   A

7                   B

8                   C

9                   D

Notice that Pause command doesn´t exist. Stupid in my opinion

Big thanks for the answers; very helpful!

Thank you for the nice overview of the codes!

Is there also a way to eject the disc with the Beo-remote?

Unfortunately the Eject command is not available in the generic Samsung Blu-Ray file!

What setup are you using? If your TV supports PUC flashing, I recommend that you check if there exists a specific PUC for your Samsung player and contact your Dealer for an update.

McBeo wrote:

Is there also a way to eject the disc with the Beo-remote?

Why would you need this? If you want to take the cd/bluray out and put it back in the box you will need to go to the player anyway...
An eject button would need to be an eject-back in the box-in the sideboard-button ;-)

Ralf

My whole Blu ray player is hidden behind a extra front wall where also my tv is mounted.

Just the slot-in (Samsung BD-D7500) can be reached for putting the disc in/out. Now when I want to eject the disc I have to take the player from behind the wall to push the eject-button, which is located in the middle of the player and put it back behind the wall again.

A bit silly....

Why don't you put/wall-mout the original remote there as well?
It should still work! It is not an either-or but the two remotes (beo 4 and orignal one) work side by side.
Push the orignal remotes eject button and that's it....

Ralf