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thanks, am enjoying reading the HIGHLY impartial reviews as we speak! very nice B&W article in there, i must say.  :BANDW:

Bax Global used to be the courier of choice for those kind of shipments. I believe they are now called DB Schenker.

the source must point towards Holland.

any progress?

no dice. you'll have to go wireless.

the interface. there is a vast difference. Once you've had XBMC, nothing else is good enough, especially not a DLNA client like plex.

Hey, looking for an inexpensive IR beam solution for our offices. Something that will give a chirp or something when someone crosses the beam coming out of the elevator. Any recommendations?

Have one in the Crestron system in my dad's house. Request systems are for integration with whole house audio systems, and play nice with custom GUI interface written for touch panels that control the home automation. I can't really think why you'd have one for any other reason. I have to say...

RCA is definitely the better option. COAX's only benefit is that it would be slightly cheaper, as you need a single coax instead of three decent shielded RCA cables. If i was you, i'd run an RCA as well as a CAT6. you might not want to splash out for an HD connection to the second TV right now...

Wow, v2.0 :drool: i've wanted an antimode ever since i've first seen one, congrats on your purchase.

yup. you will need a low profile graphics card with an HDMI out, and then connect via HDMI cable. then something like this: http://www.favientertainment.com/category-s/96.htm

can you be a little more specific? what pc are a you using to run the software on?

http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/handbrake

what is their minimum order cost for free delivery, does anyone know? because they are pretty decent on delivery, always next day if they have stock.

very awesome. an audiophile club stack  :O0: how cool! reminds me a bit of the setups they used to have at Vortex. those long throw 60kw outdoor stacks running of the big gennies where the business!

I quite like the Popcornhour. If you are willing to mess around with it, you can get a pretty awesome interface going. Almost as good as XBMC. (Which is what you really want)

i'd stick with Nvidia, it plays nice with XBMC. I have both a GT610 in a N36 an a GT620 in a N40. works like a charm. Had to take the fan off the GT620 to make it fit, but no issues.

No man :stop: The switch i want to use is this one : http://www.mantech.co.za/datasheets/products/MP0045.pdf and i want to make sure i buy the right one. the 12Vdc version is easy to find and cheap, but the 220Vdc is expensive and difficult to find (in blue anyway). So, as i read on (and...

k, so i can just ignore the DC rating on switch. thx.