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<blockquote data-quote="mirk" data-source="post: 882444" data-attributes="member: 21008"><p>Hi</p><p>I had a similar experice with my old Samsung tv. First i used a VGA-cable to the HTPC and using this i had no problem after a reboot of the computer. But later i replaced the cable with a HDMI cable insted and then i had to change the picture mode to "fit to source" every time i reboot the computer.</p><p>As i always set the computer so sleep mode, i could live with this.</p><p> </p><p>But now with my new Samsung TV ( and same HTPC) i do not have this issue any more, so in my case at least there where more a bug in the TV firmware than a PC issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mirk, post: 882444, member: 21008"] Hi I had a similar experice with my old Samsung tv. First i used a VGA-cable to the HTPC and using this i had no problem after a reboot of the computer. But later i replaced the cable with a HDMI cable insted and then i had to change the picture mode to "fit to source" every time i reboot the computer. As i always set the computer so sleep mode, i could live with this. But now with my new Samsung TV ( and same HTPC) i do not have this issue any more, so in my case at least there where more a bug in the TV firmware than a PC issue. [/QUOTE]
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