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[quote user="Beosince98"]I could offer you shipping for 30€. [/quote] Thank you for the kind offer and apologies for the late reply, however I have played a lot with the different software versions (2.1, 2.2 and 2.3) and I came to the conclusion that software 2.2 is the only one that works for my Beomaster 5500. Since I am not planning to depart with the BM for a while I will keep my eyes out for a SW 2.2 version. Perhaps there are others interested in this still? I know a few people

I'm sorry I did not see that you actually mention the software version there!

Hi Eskil, a shame you are facing the same problem. As I said I have tried many tricks, PS2, PS3, Xbox 360. They all work with component on my Hitachi projector, none of them worked with the BC6-26 or the BV7-32. Therefor I do not think this is a problem of PS2 only. A few years ago I got my TV settop box working with component cables in 1080i resolution, so I know it can work. I have actually sold the BC6-26 (even though I loved it), and connected the Xbox 360 via a HDMI switch to the BV7-32. If

[quote user="Jaffrey2230"]When was the last time Apple or Google changed their wireless protocol?[/quote] IMHO these companies are notoriously unreliable and for B&O to be dependent on their technology is not very wise. Modern B&O products are priced and build to last 2 decades but internally rely on services from companies that can go in any direction they please. They can also make strategic decisions to drop certain support, and B&O is small and will be at the end of the

[quote user="Guy"] Another thing you could try (I think you can do this in the Netherlands) - reverse the polarity of the mains plug - i.e plug it in the other way up, if possible. [/quote] Interesting. But after trying that there is no difference in the buzz.