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<blockquote data-quote="MediaPortal-Bot" data-source="post: 705999" data-attributes="member: 48617">Windows 7 will change screen resolution when user turns off Tv/monitor. Actually It is not quite like that. I made a little utility that monitors wndprog messages with timestamps, so that i can check when message arrive.Resolution change happens when tv/monitor is turned back on. Then there is two resolution changes very quickly one after another. Firts to default 1024 x 768 and then to users specified resolution.Mp wont survive from that. If:1. Timeshifting is on and in fullscreen when powering off tv/monitor Mp freezes when turning Tv/monitor back on.2. If Only Gui is visible on Mp when powering off Tv/monitor and then back on It is pure luck in which size Mp ends up, but in that case it wont freeze.<a href="http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=3353" target="_blank">http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=3353</a><a href="http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=3353" target="_blank">Open the issue in Mantis...</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="MediaPortal-Bot, post: 705999, member: 48617"] Windows 7 will change screen resolution when user turns off Tv/monitor. Actually It is not quite like that. I made a little utility that monitors wndprog messages with timestamps, so that i can check when message arrive. Resolution change happens when tv/monitor is turned back on. Then there is two resolution changes very quickly one after another. Firts to default 1024 x 768 and then to users specified resolution. Mp wont survive from that. If: 1. Timeshifting is on and in fullscreen when powering off tv/monitor Mp freezes when turning Tv/monitor back on. 2. If Only Gui is visible on Mp when powering off Tv/monitor and then back on It is pure luck in which size Mp ends up, but in that case it wont freeze. [url]http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=3353[/url] [url=http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=3353]Open the issue in Mantis...[/url] [/QUOTE]

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