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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 1012727" data-attributes="member: 76888">Yes, that is correct, you plug it into HTPC, it sits between HTPC and receiver&nbsp;&nbsp;I think you wrote this wrong, because if the AVR is asleep it should not display anything at all. With the Dr HDMI the HTPC can still do a EDID handshake with the spoofed AVR. I'd try using preset #1 first and see if you can get that working, as it will eliminate a possible error that you didn't learn the EDID correctly (ofc this will limit you to 5.1 for the time being). With gefen detective it only needed power to learn the EDID code, after it was set it didn't require power anymore.&nbsp;Also before all that you should try it without the usb connected (if you havn't already)[DOUBLEPOST=1373872975][/DOUBLEPOST]&nbsp;I may of missed it but it doesn't say this in the instructions you linked, it only mentions using the USB for custom EDID programming over the USB and updating the firmware.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 1012727, member: 76888"] Yes, that is correct, you plug it into HTPC, it sits between HTPC and receiver I think you wrote this wrong, because if the AVR is asleep it should not display anything at all. With the Dr HDMI the HTPC can still do a EDID handshake with the spoofed AVR. I'd try using preset #1 first and see if you can get that working, as it will eliminate a possible error that you didn't learn the EDID correctly (ofc this will limit you to 5.1 for the time being). With gefen detective it only needed power to learn the EDID code, after it was set it didn't require power anymore. Also before all that you should try it without the usb connected (if you havn't already)[DOUBLEPOST=1373872975][/DOUBLEPOST] I may of missed it but it doesn't say this in the instructions you linked, it only mentions using the USB for custom EDID programming over the USB and updating the firmware. [/QUOTE]

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