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Beovision 7-32 DVI question

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dance21
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dance21 Posted: Tue, Jun 14 2016 8:11 PM

Hi I have a mark one BV 7 in the spare bedroom and I was just about to up grade to a new model so I attach an Apple TV to it and when unplugging all the connectors I notice it has a DVI socket does this mean it has the scaler module fitted? But a push on black cover over the component phono's.  if so I would be able to use an apple TV via HDMI to DVI  

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riverstyx replied on Thu, Jun 16 2016 10:35 PM

Unfortunately not on a mk1 as it is not HD Ready (the DVI socket was/is for connection to a PC). It was possible to upgrade the mk1 but it is not likely to be cost effective to carry out this upgrade today.

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Martin.

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Hi,

In an old thread someone mentioned using an HDFury, might be worth doing a search for this and see if this would be a solution.

Regards

Toby

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dance21 replied on Fri, Jun 17 2016 2:14 PM

Would an apple TV 1st generation work as it's got component RGB out and its video output is  640x480 in conjunction with a DVI to RGB component cable and connect to the DVI on the back of the set

 

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dance21 replied on Sun, Jun 19 2016 9:46 PM

Thanks for your replies I just had a stoke of luck cash converters in colchester had a mk 1 with both the HD ready module and DVB module fitted which they couldn't test as they had no remote so sold it as spares or repair for £50 so i took a chance got it home it works perfectly.Big Smile Big Smile 

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