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Beovision 5 HD panel

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9hundred
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9hundred Posted: Tue, Apr 12 2016 7:00 AM

Hello, I bought a HD Panasonic plasma to replace the SD one in the Beovision 5.  It works, although it is not displaying HD.  Could this be because the vga pc cable used to carry the signal is not HD capable?  It is connected the same as the SD panel with the serial and pc cables.  I am using a video converter for the hdmi/scart connection on the rear side.  Please let me know your thoughts or ideas.  Thank you.

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moxxey replied on Tue, Apr 12 2016 12:20 PM

Don't you need a function to handle HDCP, too? ie. that's normally part of the HDMI cable functionality.

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kallasr replied on Tue, Apr 12 2016 9:20 PM
As I remember you need a DVI card for the display and the right software version in the beosystem base. For Hd you connect the player directly to the DVI card.

But... what does the ref book say about vga in resolutions? Maybe you can trick the vga in to pass hd content to the display directly...

Still think a high sw version is needed.

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9hundred replied on Wed, Apr 13 2016 4:34 AM

So the computer unit inside the beovision is screwing with the signal.  

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9hundred replied on Thu, Apr 14 2016 4:08 PM

The computer unit is essentially obsolete in that it needs reprogramming just to accept HD.  Is there no easy solution to getting the HD to display? 

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Hi 9hundred, did you ever get this to work? im thinking of doing the same.

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dan1969 replied on Sun, May 5 2019 7:47 PM

The beosystem 2 inside the Bv5 is not an HD processor . You can’t route a high def video signal through it.

you have to use the new tv ‘s hdmi inputs and then route the new tv into the old Bv5 I puts as an external source effectively to get the sound output 

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Rather than messing with all the outdated computer components, i removed them. After plenty of headache and little response from this forum, I figured out the best way! ...Feed the hdmi signal into a passthrough box for the audio to output to an amp to power the the speakers.  

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frog replied on Sun, Jun 9 2019 6:21 PM

Well Kallasr gave you the answer... software update on BS2 to allow DVI bypass. The unit may have already had it done. I still have a Beosystem 2 (in fact I have a full set apart from the Beosystem 1 which wasn’t sold in the UK) I had the upgrade done to it years ago (in fact I recall it was a full unit swap)

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