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<blockquote data-quote="Scythe42" data-source="post: 1006280" data-attributes="member: 95833">Make sure you checked &quot;stop playback on removal of an audio device&quot; also try not to use skin sound effects (have never checked on that).&nbsp;Already discussed it several times in the Bugreport forum. When you turn off your TV the external audio renderer gets removed, as a consequence when sound is send to the now non existing device you run into an error that takes down MP with it (to a certain extend something can be done in MP)&nbsp;If you would have provided logs, they would exactly show that. Always provide logs when you are having issues.&nbsp;Also it might play a role how fast you turn on/off a display or AVR in sequence, depending on the implementation here. Or even the order you do it.&nbsp;With a 100% compliant HDMI firmware in all your devices doing proper handshake the and the above mentioned option this will not happen. Sadly, a lot of people - including me - have older device for which the firmware was never updated.&nbsp;Already explained a bit more in detail in the bug report forum.&nbsp;PS: In your case do you have an CEC stuff activated on your AVR/TV? If so turn it off for a test as certain buggy implementations send wrong stuff out when CEC to power on/off devices is used.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scythe42, post: 1006280, member: 95833"] Make sure you checked "stop playback on removal of an audio device" also try not to use skin sound effects (have never checked on that). Already discussed it several times in the Bugreport forum. When you turn off your TV the external audio renderer gets removed, as a consequence when sound is send to the now non existing device you run into an error that takes down MP with it (to a certain extend something can be done in MP) If you would have provided logs, they would exactly show that. Always provide logs when you are having issues. Also it might play a role how fast you turn on/off a display or AVR in sequence, depending on the implementation here. Or even the order you do it. With a 100% compliant HDMI firmware in all your devices doing proper handshake the and the above mentioned option this will not happen. Sadly, a lot of people - including me - have older device for which the firmware was never updated. Already explained a bit more in detail in the bug report forum. PS: In your case do you have an CEC stuff activated on your AVR/TV? If so turn it off for a test as certain buggy implementations send wrong stuff out when CEC to power on/off devices is used. [/QUOTE]

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