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<blockquote data-quote="sebrock" data-source="post: 102941" data-attributes="member: 24819">Ok, first off, I didnt know where to put this thread so I took a chance.I use a VGA connection to my LCD flatscreen tv and a DVI-D to my Sanyo Z2 projector. Of cause the TV is primary. Thing is, whenever I would like to watch a movie, I do it on the projector. And all other time it is in standby. Problem is that it is not recognized by windows (nvidia) if its in standby, I always have to quit MP and then go to the nvidia controlpanel, I just have to open the controlpanel because it sends signals everywhere and checks everything automatically, so I dont have to actually change anything. Then I have configured a button on the remote to switch display.However, the problem is that I would like this detection to be made inside MP or by an external hotkey on the remote without having to reboot or load the nvidia controlpanel.Any ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sebrock, post: 102941, member: 24819"] Ok, first off, I didnt know where to put this thread so I took a chance. I use a VGA connection to my LCD flatscreen tv and a DVI-D to my Sanyo Z2 projector. Of cause the TV is primary. Thing is, whenever I would like to watch a movie, I do it on the projector. And all other time it is in standby. Problem is that it is not recognized by windows (nvidia) if its in standby, I always have to quit MP and then go to the nvidia controlpanel, I just have to open the controlpanel because it sends signals everywhere and checks everything automatically, so I dont have to actually change anything. Then I have configured a button on the remote to switch display. However, the problem is that I would like this detection to be made inside MP or by an external hotkey on the remote without having to reboot or load the nvidia controlpanel. Any ideas? [/QUOTE]

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