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Help with Beosystem3 and DVD2 recording to HDD

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Stoobietoo
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Stoobietoo Posted: Sat, Sep 8 2018 7:14 PM

I have a Beosystem 3 and DVD 2. They are in storage while I refurbish my main living room. The Beosystem 3 has a Freeview (DVB-T)  tuner built in. Can I record from that built in tuner to the HDD of the DVD 2?

The Beosystem will be paired with my LG OLED TV and I'm hoping I can record a program from the built in tuner on the Beosystem while watching a different channel on the TV using the Freview Tuner in the TV.

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Can’t you put a usb I the tv and record to that?

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leogoeswild:
Can’t you put a usb I the tv and record to that?

Can I record a different channel to the one I'm watching by doing that? I thought there is only 1 tuner in the TV?

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Duplicate post.

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beojeff replied on Sat, Sep 8 2018 9:26 PM

I would love to see a pic of your stacked BS3 and DVD2 system. I always thought that was a brilliant idea of B&O. However, in the U.S., our BS3 version does not have scart. 

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Hi Beojeff,

It will be a while before I get them set up. Here on the product pages is a picture of them stacked (one of the photos on DVD2 page shows It) I take it the lack of scart means you cannot control the DVD2 with a US Beosystem3?

https://www.beoworld.org/prod_details.asp?pid=1241 

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beojeff:

I would love to see a pic of your stacked BS3 and DVD2 system. I always thought that was a brilliant idea of B&O. However, in the U.S., our BS3 version does not have scart.

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The pics are from B & O

 

 

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beojeff replied on Sun, Sep 9 2018 11:14 AM

beojeff:

I would love to see a pic of your stacked BS3 and DVD2 system. I always thought that was a brilliant idea of B&O. However, in the U.S., our BS3 version does not have scart. 

Correct. It's been my understanding that the only means of control of the DVD2 is via scart. 

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That is my understanding for most of the later video recorders along with the DVD 1/2 and the HDD 1/2. 

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Rather than re- post I thought I'd revive this thread. Can anyone help with the question I originally posted? The replies went off on a bit of a tangent and I didn't really get an answer.

I'm not too fussed that the recorded picture quality will not be as good as watching directly on the TV but as I have the Beosystem 3 (mainly for my masterlink system) I am hoping that I can use it and my DVD2 for recording TV.

Many thanks.

Stoobie

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RaMaBo replied on Sat, Mar 23 2019 5:43 PM

Hi Stoobie,

 

it should work with the following restrictions:

- No B&O sound possible while Live TV, only TV speakers

- You have to 'force' the TV to use it's built-in tuner and display the live TV (switch with the TVs remote from HDMI input  to Freeview)

- No 'live' recording (by pushing <RECORD> twice on the Beo4) except this complicate sequence: switch TV to HDMI in 8TVs remote, start B&O freeview (now get your Beo4), select the same channel as Live-TV, start recording, switch TV to freeview (again get TVs remote). And don't forget to stop the recording afterwards in the same complicate manner Surprise

 

So to summarize all: It should work but is not the B&O feeling. And you need to have the TV remote also in use.

Ralph-Marcus

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Thanks Ralph-Marcus,

I am hoping to program my Beo6 to control my setup. I'll hopefully have it all connected within the next month or so, and then I can start programming my Beo6. I might be able to program some sort of macro to do all the steps you suggested. 

Many thanks

Stoobie 

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RaMaBo replied on Sat, Mar 23 2019 6:24 PM

Ah, ok you got a Beo6 this makes it a bit more comfortable. Atleast no second remote lying around :)

 

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