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<blockquote data-quote="Marcusb" data-source="post: 346745" data-attributes="member: 11550">Hi alon,That sounds very strange about the keyboard losing control.Hopefully someone else has had something similar and can give their feedback.The best I can do is offer a few suggestions:1- post some system details. Most importantly is the codecs that you are using for tv and also what TV card you are using, but to be safe, fill in the entire support template. You never know.&nbsp; Check the log files for any details as well. Close MP, Open MP, start TV and then verify control is lost.Then end MP and look in the mediaportal.log file (there's a shortcut in the Mediaportal program group entry).&nbsp; Zip and post all log files here if you don't see anything obvious yourself.&nbsp; I don't think it's possible to minimise full screen video (if you mean, hide the application in Windows), but you should be able to move back a page.2- Again, same details as in 1, but make sure you get the error message first.&nbsp; It's possible you may live in a marginal signal area and sometimes it can't get a lock. There may also be something else. If you go in via the TV Server control panel, you should be able to see a signal level.&nbsp; You can also use the preview function in there and see if the error message is there too.Cheers,Marcus.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcusb, post: 346745, member: 11550"] Hi alon, That sounds very strange about the keyboard losing control. Hopefully someone else has had something similar and can give their feedback. The best I can do is offer a few suggestions: 1- post some system details. Most importantly is the codecs that you are using for tv and also what TV card you are using, but to be safe, fill in the entire support template. You never know. Check the log files for any details as well. Close MP, Open MP, start TV and then verify control is lost. Then end MP and look in the mediaportal.log file (there's a shortcut in the Mediaportal program group entry). Zip and post all log files here if you don't see anything obvious yourself. I don't think it's possible to minimise full screen video (if you mean, hide the application in Windows), but you should be able to move back a page. 2- Again, same details as in 1, but make sure you get the error message first. It's possible you may live in a marginal signal area and sometimes it can't get a lock. There may also be something else. If you go in via the TV Server control panel, you should be able to see a signal level. You can also use the preview function in there and see if the error message is there too. Cheers, Marcus. [/QUOTE]

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