Thanks for watching! Every cable you ever need for your B&O system can be seen on Steve's website here: soundsheavenly.com If these videos have helped you to enjoy your Bang and Olufsen products, please consider buying Steve a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsheavenly - many thanks!
Hi! Currently on the process of setting up a chromecast to a BeoVision 7 tv & speaker. We were able to plug it into one of the sockets (dtv?) and was able to set it up successfully except for the audio missing. Completely new to this tv since it was given to us by a friend and we’re not completely sure what we did wrong and how to fix the problem.
Hi. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected.
Hi Steve, I upgraded my B&O setup and purchaseD a DVD2. I linked it to my Beovision 10 with a HDMI kabel. The DVD starts playing, but I have to adjust the date and time and the BEO4 remote doesn't work on that screen. Does the DVD1 and DVD2 only pairs the BEO4 when using a SCART kabel (my DVD1 was connected with scart, and the BEO4 worked then, but I didnt had to adjust the date and time) SCART is analog and HDMI digital, so I prefere that. I connected a jackcable to the Beovision 10 and DVD2 (Puc?) But thats for a non B&O setup and not ment for TV to DVD, but TV to IR- eye? How do I get the BEO4 working on the DVD2?
The old DVD1 and DVD2 players only really work on a compatible TV via a SCART cable, as they get their control through this cable. Best to keep them for a retro system now if you have an older TV, as their performance isn't great by modern standards.
@@soundsheavenly I was a fraid of that. With the HDMI kabel I see the moviebplaying with digital quality, but the remote doesnt work and there are no buttons on the DVD2! (DVD1 there are, but no HDMI) amd I got the DVD2 for its beautifull design. If I understand correct I only have 2 options: 1) Scart and 2) HDMI with the external B&O infrared remote eye, the the BEO4 works and HDMI quality? Hows the quality with a Beovision 10 and Sqart connected DVD2?
I say on B&O world: has to use both Hdmi for pic. scart for control and link TV. Can I vieuw true HDMI and connect true scart? I wonder how the option would work with HDMI and 1 of the 4 IR external eyes for the BEO4.
@@E36andE46vlog Sorry but I don't get involved with the old B&O DVD players any more, due to their age and the fact they don't work well with newer TVs. The picture quality is poor by modern standards, so they aren't really viable in most cases.
Hello , I need help , I have 2 different beosound B & I , Is there any switch that i can use to linked both system to same speakers and I switch between them
Hi, this is too complacated to cover in RUclips comments, but please drop me a message at soundsheavenly.com with the model numbers of your systems and speakers, then I can advise what is possible.
Hello Steve, i have a Beovision 11 55 in, last year the sound level was very good but this month now sounds too low.... please advise what can i do to improve it... Thanks
Sorry I don't know about faults, I just make cables. I suggest contacting Multi Care at www.multicare.org.uk for B&O parts or repair advice. If you need any cables for your B&O system once you have got this working, please ask and I will be happy to help!
I am seriously starting to warm up to the idea of treating myself to a Bang and Olufsen set. Thing is, I already have an MX7000 tube telly which I use for old game consoles. Is there any way to keep this telly around if I buy a modern TV? I worry my the remote would try to control both sets at the same time.
If you go for a newer B&O TV that uses a Bluetooth remote then there is no worry of accidentally controlling both TVs at once - by using a "dual mode" BeoRemote One with Bluetooth and IR, you could switch between controlling the old and the new TV when you want...
Hi Steve, is the any way that I can get an audio output from my Beoplay 1-32 TV? I would like to connect a pair of Beolab 4000 speakers, But I can seem to see any way of hooking them up! The beolab's are MK1's so have power link sockets and 3.5mm jacks.
Hi, if this is a Beoplay V1 32" TV then please use the RJ45 outputs of the TV to connect the speakers using these cables: soundsheavenly.com/bang-olufsen/31-325-rj45-to-powerlink-compatible-all-in-one-cable-convert-new-2013-ethernet-powerlink-to-traditional-8-pin-din-powerlink.html#/9-length-18m
If your cinema has HDMI inputs then the Firestick will plug straight in. If not then unfortunately it won’t work reliably. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected.
Steve, I have a DVD2 and a HRD2 which appears I might be able to use with my Beoplay V1 television. The guide says there is an AV socket, rather than being a more familiar Scart socket it has a round AV socket which says you can connect analogue equipment, but “additional adaptor might be required”. Now is this a simple Scart to Round 9-pin AV cable or is there a need for a magic box? If this is just a cable, that looks doable, but the deal breaker would the instructions to ‘play’ not be transmitted to my B&O analogue kit via this cable, the effort would be wasted. As I don't think there is an remote sensor on either analogue product. Can you shed any light?
Hi, I apologise but the DVD2 and HDR2 were really only useful with period B&O TVs of the same era, they aren't really suited for connection to modern TVs and the picture quality would be poor. For this reason, I don't offer cables for these products to link to newer TVs, I recommend using a modern Blu-ray or hard disk player instead for best results.
Hello there, I don't suppose you would be able to help with my Amazon Firestick connected to my old 2002 B&O Avant TV ?. I get image but no sound. I have a HDMI converter to SCART connected (Makida is the make), for the input, I tried the various SCART connectors at the back of the TV . I tried with A.TAPE V.TAPE etc. I get image with those. I also purchased the square one "MINI" this one has 3x coloured output red, yellow and white but I didn't understand what to do with this one, if I needed cables or what not. I don't see anywhere at the back of the TV where I would be able to connect 3 cables or what sort of cable. On the old Beoworld forum they tried to help me but didn't understand everything. Anyway long shot I know . Thanks
Thanks for your enquiry. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected. I am sorry but I can no longer offer any video cables for TVs without HDMI sockets due to their age and obsolescence.
I have a DVD 2, from bang & olufsen at home and on the display there is always the words starting. Is it a problem with dvd 2 or a faulty one? is this fixable?
Hi, sorry I don't know anything about repairs, I suggest asking your local B&O dealer if they can recommend a repairer in your area. Hope you are able to get it sorted out.
Hi, yes you just need a music streamer like Airport Express, Chromecast Audio, Sonos Port or B&O Core for wireless music from the phone to the tv. Please get in touch at soundsheavenly.com with details of which one you choose and I can help with the connections
@@soundsheavenly Thanks for your answer! My bad for not being specifik enough thou in my question, im mostly looking for a built in option in the phone but that doesn't seem to exist or at least not with the avant since it's maybe too old? Out of the alternativives you mention i've heard of the Chromecast before, and since it seem cheaper than the other options and by my knowledge is easy to install seem like a good option. I want to use to for video transfer thou, not for music mainly. Does it keep a good enough frame rate?
I have a double sided question, can you split s/pdif(optical) or is that not recommended? And if i were to do that as is one cable the the 50's and one to an 18, would I need to double up on the 18's(as in use the toslink in and then out) if they are already in series connected via a pl cable?
Good question! Optical signals are basically a flashing light instead of an electrical signal, so you should avoid splitting optical signals - this would distort the light output and reduce the sound quality. However, you can send an optical signal into one speaker that has In and Out sockets (eg. Beolab 18) and on to other speakers without losing any signal quality. As with Powerlink, when you daisy-chain optical signals in this way, all speakers will play the same stereo sound instead of surround sound.
@@soundsheavenly Oh yeah, I was being stupid and forgot the second out on the second bl18. So i'll go bs9000 coaxial - convert toslink - bl18 - bl18 - master 50. minimal cable mess and independent from the tv for that classic quadphono :D Thank you once again!
Hi any help with scart lead converters? I have beovision 7 but struggling to connect this with a game console (play station 4) which has hdmi connection
Thanks for your enquiry. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Sony PS4, Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected. More recent Beovision 7s with HDMI sockets are now very reasonably priced, so upgrading the TV is the best option.
HI Steve, great videos. Currently own a Beovision 3-28 TV (analogue?), wondering if its possible to connect a cable or adaptor to use a HDMI device? I am not technologically inclined, we are wanting to install our new Foxtel iQ4 box to this TV. Please let me know if this is possible, and what we would need to do? Thanks!
Thanks, glad you like my videos. I'm very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use HDMI devices or streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected. I recommend keeping this analogue TV for analogue channels only, if you need to use HDMI devices then upgrading the TV is the only viable option.
All of your video sources (eg. Firestick, Apple TV, etc) connect into your TV, not the speaker. The Stage speaker then connects to the TV so that anything playing on the TV can be heard through the speaker.
@@soundsheavenly ah have had issues with this, perhaps i need to play around with TV settings. But what i am confused about is why there are 2 hdmi ports on the stage
Hi Steve - I have bought a new Panasonic TV 2019 . I don’t really want to buy a sound bar due to space. Is there a way I can connect my Beoplay M5 or Beolit 17 through the speaker to get the best sound . I countdown use Bluetooth but I want to optimise the sound . My TV has a AUX and HDMI arc input . Thanks Craig
Hi, the simplest option is if the TV has a headphone socket, otherwise a converter is needed to allow the optical output to be used. Please email me at steve@soundsheavenly.com to let me know if your TV has either of these sockets and I can help you to connect the Beolit 17 or M5 speaker.
Hi Steve, thank you for all the great content. Wondering whether it is possible to use a Bluetooth turntable such as Pro-Ject VT-E BT and connect it to an old beovision 10 (using a Bluetooth receiver)?, thank you in advance. Cheers from Sweden.
Thanks! Yes it is possible if you add a Bluetooth receiver that supports ad hoc pairing to the tv. However you will get the best results with a cable instead of Bluetooth
If you can't get this working via the TV apps, you can always connect a media PC to one of the HDMI inputs of the TV, I use this method with my Beovision 8 and it works well
@@soundsheavenly i have a new dvd player sony one it has youtube and all online stuff built in i connected it to HDMI 1 but getting nothing i even trued hdmi 2,3,4 etc still nothing. Do i need to do some thing before using HDMI connectors?
@@gu7717 Yes, I stock HDMI cables here if you need them: soundsheavenly.com/tv-input/55-180-premium-braided-hdmi-earc-21-cable-with-ethernet-for-8k-full-hd-and-beosound-stage.html#/4-length-3m
Hi, sorry I don't know anything about repairs, I only make cables. Please contact your local B&O dealer for repair advice, I am sorry that this isn't something I could help with.
Hi and I hope you don't mind me messaging you I've been looking at all your videos and they're being very useful in the past and hope you can help with my problem I have a B&O vision 7/40 and have been trying to connect a Google Chromecast through my matrix that is plugged into my DVI Port and for some reason it has sound and no picture I have my Sky box plugged into the Matrix too with perfect picture and sound so I really don't know what this could be you hoping you can help?
Hi, thanks for getting in touch. This is a bit too detailed to cover in RUclips comments, but please feel free to ask via the Contact Page at soundsheavenly.com and I can help further.
how do i connect my playstation 4 to an OLD BEOVision tv, have put the hdmi cable right in but I don't find the hdmi on the B&O remote or screen?????????????
Hi There! Is there a way I can connect a non b&o receiver to my Beoplay v1 40? I want my tv to work together with my existing speaker setup if possible. It’s a Denon receiver.
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Thanks for watching! Every cable you ever need for your B&O system can be seen on Steve's website here: soundsheavenly.com If these videos have helped you to enjoy your Bang and Olufsen products, please consider buying Steve a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/soundsheavenly - many thanks!
Awesome video thank you
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Hi! Currently on the process of setting up a chromecast to a BeoVision 7 tv & speaker. We were able to plug it into one of the sockets (dtv?) and was able to set it up successfully except for the audio missing. Completely new to this tv since it was given to us by a friend and we’re not completely sure what we did wrong and how to fix the problem.
Hi. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected.
Hi Steve, I upgraded my B&O setup and purchaseD a DVD2.
I linked it to my Beovision 10 with a HDMI kabel.
The DVD starts playing, but I have to adjust the date and time and the BEO4 remote doesn't work on that screen.
Does the DVD1 and DVD2 only pairs the BEO4 when using a SCART kabel (my DVD1 was connected with scart, and the BEO4 worked then, but I didnt had to adjust the date and time) SCART is analog and HDMI digital, so I prefere that.
I connected a jackcable to the Beovision 10 and DVD2 (Puc?) But thats for a non B&O setup and not ment for TV to DVD, but TV to IR- eye?
How do I get the BEO4 working on the DVD2?
The old DVD1 and DVD2 players only really work on a compatible TV via a SCART cable, as they get their control through this cable. Best to keep them for a retro system now if you have an older TV, as their performance isn't great by modern standards.
@@soundsheavenly I was a fraid of that. With the HDMI kabel I see the moviebplaying with digital quality, but the remote doesnt work and there are no buttons on the DVD2! (DVD1 there are, but no HDMI) amd I got the DVD2 for its beautifull design. If I understand correct I only have 2 options: 1) Scart and 2) HDMI with the external B&O infrared remote eye, the the BEO4 works and HDMI quality? Hows the quality with a Beovision 10 and Sqart connected DVD2?
I say on B&O world: has to use both Hdmi for pic. scart for control and link TV. Can I vieuw true HDMI and connect true scart? I wonder how the option would work with HDMI and 1 of the 4 IR external eyes for the BEO4.
@@E36andE46vlog Sorry but I don't get involved with the old B&O DVD players any more, due to their age and the fact they don't work well with newer TVs. The picture quality is poor by modern standards, so they aren't really viable in most cases.
@@soundsheavenly what is a good modern standards B&O DVD player, the BeoCenter 2?
Hello , I need help , I have 2 different beosound B & I , Is there any switch that i can use to linked both system to same speakers and I switch between them
Hi, this is too complacated to cover in RUclips comments, but please drop me a message at soundsheavenly.com with the model numbers of your systems and speakers, then I can advise what is possible.
Hello Steve, i have a Beovision 11 55 in, last year the sound level was very good but this month now sounds too low.... please advise what can i do to improve it... Thanks
Sorry I don't know about faults, I just make cables. I suggest contacting Multi Care at www.multicare.org.uk for B&O parts or repair advice. If you need any cables for your B&O system once you have got this working, please ask and I will be happy to help!
I am seriously starting to warm up to the idea of treating myself to a Bang and Olufsen set. Thing is, I already have an MX7000 tube telly which I use for old game consoles. Is there any way to keep this telly around if I buy a modern TV? I worry my the remote would try to control both sets at the same time.
If you go for a newer B&O TV that uses a Bluetooth remote then there is no worry of accidentally controlling both TVs at once - by using a "dual mode" BeoRemote One with Bluetooth and IR, you could switch between controlling the old and the new TV when you want...
@@soundsheavenly Well, I guess that settles it then!
Hi Steve, is the any way that I can get an audio output from my Beoplay 1-32 TV? I would like to connect a pair of Beolab 4000 speakers, But I can seem to see any way of hooking them up! The beolab's are MK1's so have power link sockets and 3.5mm jacks.
Hi, if this is a Beoplay V1 32" TV then please use the RJ45 outputs of the TV to connect the speakers using these cables: soundsheavenly.com/bang-olufsen/31-325-rj45-to-powerlink-compatible-all-in-one-cable-convert-new-2013-ethernet-powerlink-to-traditional-8-pin-din-powerlink.html#/9-length-18m
@@soundsheavenly Thanks Steve, yes, forgot the 'V'! Ive just ordered one from you.
Thanks!
We have a cinema bang and Olufsen, my daughter comes over with her firestick to watch Netflix? How do we connect it?
If your cinema has HDMI inputs then the Firestick will plug straight in. If not then unfortunately it won’t work reliably. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected.
Thank you for replying ☺️
Steve, I have a DVD2 and a HRD2 which appears I might be able to use with my Beoplay V1 television.
The guide says there is an AV socket, rather than being a more familiar Scart socket it has a round AV socket which says you can connect analogue equipment, but “additional adaptor might be required”. Now is this a simple Scart to Round 9-pin AV cable or is there a need for a magic box?
If this is just a cable, that looks doable, but the deal breaker would the instructions to ‘play’ not be transmitted to my B&O analogue kit via this cable, the effort would be wasted. As I don't think there is an remote sensor on either analogue product.
Can you shed any light?
Hi, I apologise but the DVD2 and HDR2 were really only useful with period B&O TVs of the same era, they aren't really suited for connection to modern TVs and the picture quality would be poor. For this reason, I don't offer cables for these products to link to newer TVs, I recommend using a modern Blu-ray or hard disk player instead for best results.
Hello there, I don't suppose you would be able to help with my Amazon Firestick connected to my old 2002 B&O Avant TV ?. I get image but no sound. I have a HDMI converter to SCART connected (Makida is the make), for the input, I tried the various SCART connectors at the back of the TV . I tried with A.TAPE V.TAPE etc. I get image with those. I also purchased the square one "MINI" this one has 3x coloured output red, yellow and white but I didn't understand what to do with this one, if I needed cables or what not. I don't see anywhere at the back of the TV where I would be able to connect 3 cables or what sort of cable. On the old Beoworld forum they tried to help me but didn't understand everything. Anyway long shot I know . Thanks
Thanks for your enquiry. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected.
I am sorry but I can no longer offer any video cables for TVs without HDMI sockets due to their age and obsolescence.
I have a DVD 2, from bang & olufsen at home and on the display there is always the words starting. Is it a problem with dvd 2 or a faulty one?
is this fixable?
Hi, sorry I don't know anything about repairs, I suggest asking your local B&O dealer if they can recommend a repairer in your area. Hope you are able to get it sorted out.
Hi, thanks for your content! I'm looking for a way to connect my Android phone to my b&o avant tv through a wireless option. Is this possible?
Hi, yes you just need a music streamer like Airport Express, Chromecast Audio, Sonos Port or B&O Core for wireless music from the phone to the tv. Please get in touch at soundsheavenly.com with details of which one you choose and I can help with the connections
@@soundsheavenly
Thanks for your answer! My bad for not being specifik enough thou in my question, im mostly looking for a built in option in the phone but that doesn't seem to exist or at least not with the avant since it's maybe too old?
Out of the alternativives you mention i've heard of the Chromecast before, and since it seem cheaper than the other options and by my knowledge is easy to install seem like a good option. I want to use to for video transfer thou, not for music mainly. Does it keep a good enough frame rate?
I have a double sided question, can you split s/pdif(optical) or is that not recommended? And if i were to do that as is one cable the the 50's and one to an 18, would I need to double up on the 18's(as in use the toslink in and then out) if they are already in series connected via a pl cable?
Good question! Optical signals are basically a flashing light instead of an electrical signal, so you should avoid splitting optical signals - this would distort the light output and reduce the sound quality. However, you can send an optical signal into one speaker that has In and Out sockets (eg. Beolab 18) and on to other speakers without losing any signal quality. As with Powerlink, when you daisy-chain optical signals in this way, all speakers will play the same stereo sound instead of surround sound.
@@soundsheavenly Oh yeah, I was being stupid and forgot the second out on the second bl18. So i'll go bs9000 coaxial - convert toslink - bl18 - bl18 - master 50. minimal cable mess and independent from the tv for that classic quadphono :D Thank you once again!
@@Mikipedia Good plan!
Hi any help with scart lead converters? I have beovision 7 but struggling to connect this with a game console (play station 4) which has hdmi connection
Thanks for your enquiry. I am very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use streaming devices such as Sony PS4, Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected. More recent Beovision 7s with HDMI sockets are now very reasonably priced, so upgrading the TV is the best option.
@@soundsheavenly I have heard of a converter called HDMI matrix. Thought this could do the job
@@bravot3764 sorry I don't have any involvement with these converters, as their quality and reliability can be very poor
HI Steve, great videos. Currently own a Beovision 3-28 TV (analogue?), wondering if its possible to connect a cable or adaptor to use a HDMI device? I am not technologically inclined, we are wanting to install our new Foxtel iQ4 box to this TV. Please let me know if this is possible, and what we would need to do? Thanks!
Thanks, glad you like my videos. I'm very sorry but I am not aware of any way reliably use HDMI devices or streaming devices such as Amazon Firestick, Sky Q, Chromecast, Apple TV, etc. with older TVs that don't have HDMI sockets fitted. Adapters or converters don't usually work well, as the protection software in the streaming device can turn off the signal unless a TV with an HDMI socket is detected. I recommend keeping this analogue TV for analogue channels only, if you need to use HDMI devices then upgrading the TV is the only viable option.
@@soundsheavenly thanks so much for getting back to me Steve!! Much appreciated
I bought a beosound stage sound bar and want to use my 4k firestick with it.. can i do that?
All of your video sources (eg. Firestick, Apple TV, etc) connect into your TV, not the speaker. The Stage speaker then connects to the TV so that anything playing on the TV can be heard through the speaker.
@@soundsheavenly ah have had issues with this, perhaps i need to play around with TV settings. But what i am confused about is why there are 2 hdmi ports on the stage
You only need to use the HDMI ARC socket on the Stage unless you run out of inputs on your tv, then the extra one can be used
Hi Steve - I have bought a new Panasonic TV 2019 . I don’t really want to buy a sound bar due to space. Is there a way I can connect my Beoplay M5 or Beolit 17 through the speaker to get the best sound . I countdown use Bluetooth but I want to optimise the sound .
My TV has a AUX and HDMI arc input .
Thanks Craig
* could use 😌
Hi, the simplest option is if the TV has a headphone socket, otherwise a converter is needed to allow the optical output to be used. Please email me at steve@soundsheavenly.com to let me know if your TV has either of these sockets and I can help you to connect the Beolit 17 or M5 speaker.
Hi Steve, thank you for all the great content. Wondering whether it is possible to use a Bluetooth turntable such as Pro-Ject VT-E BT and connect it to an old beovision 10 (using a Bluetooth receiver)?, thank you in advance. Cheers from Sweden.
Thanks! Yes it is possible if you add a Bluetooth receiver that supports ad hoc pairing to the tv. However you will get the best results with a cable instead of Bluetooth
Hi steve,i have an Beovision tv 14-55 and i can't connect it to a wireless speaker Devialet Reactor speaker;any help plz
Hi, please feel free to contact me via the contact page at soundsheavenly.com and I will be pleased to look into this for you!
Hi would you be able to help me with some advice to connect an Xbox one to a beovision 7
Hi, please can you email me via the contact page at soundsheavenly.com and I will be happy to help
I need your guide to install Beosystem 3,
Sorry I am not an installer so I can't help with that, you need to contact your local B&O store to ask if they have a trained installer in your area
I am trying to figure out how to watch youtube on Beovision avant 85. All i am getting is none stop headache
If you can't get this working via the TV apps, you can always connect a media PC to one of the HDMI inputs of the TV, I use this method with my Beovision 8 and it works well
@@soundsheavenly i have a new dvd player sony one it has youtube and all online stuff built in i connected it to HDMI 1 but getting nothing i even trued hdmi 2,3,4 etc still nothing. Do i need to do some thing before using HDMI connectors?
Sorry I don’t know about Sony products, I suggest contacting Sony for their advice
@@soundsheavenly how do i connect a DVD player to avant 85 inch? Do i just connect to hdmi then on remote select hdmi 1 ?
@@gu7717 Yes, I stock HDMI cables here if you need them: soundsheavenly.com/tv-input/55-180-premium-braided-hdmi-earc-21-cable-with-ethernet-for-8k-full-hd-and-beosound-stage.html#/4-length-3m
Hello!! My beosound 2500 has a problem on the CD player. Is there anyway that I can Send you a video to see if you can help me? Many thanks 👍
Hi, sorry I don't know anything about repairs, I only make cables. Please contact your local B&O dealer for repair advice, I am sorry that this isn't something I could help with.
@@soundsheavenly no problem. Thanks for answering 👍
Hi and I hope you don't mind me messaging you I've been looking at all your videos and they're being very useful in the past and hope you can help with my problem I have a B&O vision 7/40 and have been trying to connect a Google Chromecast through my matrix that is plugged into my DVI Port and for some reason it has sound and no picture I have my Sky box plugged into the Matrix too with perfect picture and sound so I really don't know what this could be you hoping you can help?
Hi, thanks for getting in touch. This is a bit too detailed to cover in RUclips comments, but please feel free to ask via the Contact Page at soundsheavenly.com and I can help further.
how do i connect my playstation 4 to an OLD BEOVision tv, have put the hdmi cable right in but I don't find the hdmi on the B&O remote or screen?????????????
Hi, sorry I can't help with that, but why not ask on the forum at www.beoworld.org as I am sure someone there will know the answer
Hi There! Is there a way I can connect a non b&o receiver to my Beoplay v1 40? I want my tv to work together with my existing speaker setup if possible. It’s a Denon receiver.
Hi, yes this is possible, please email me via the contact page at soundsheavenly.com and I can help