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<blockquote data-quote="Berns" data-source="post: 706401" data-attributes="member: 96677">hi DH magic,Is there an amplifier between your HTPC and your TV?If yes, I might have exactly the same problem. Let me explain:In my case there is a HDMI that runs sound and video to my amplifier, and then the video goes from the amplifier to the TV.When I turn my TV back on, the MP screen is not full screen and often I'm even losing sound.1) When only video is reduced, the only option I have is to stop mediaportal.When I do I get a message that the optimum resolution of 1920x1080 is not present any more from windows 7, but it actually isRestarting Mediaportal does the job.2) When sound is also gone, the only option I have is to reboot the HTPC.I don't have the issue when I run a HDMI cable directly from the HTPC to the TV (I this case I need to run sound to the amplifier with SP/DIF, and in that configuration the HTPC system is not stable. So I chose to have the problem you have above the unstable SP/DIF solution)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Berns, post: 706401, member: 96677"] hi DH magic, Is there an amplifier between your HTPC and your TV? If yes, I might have exactly the same problem. Let me explain: In my case there is a HDMI that runs sound and video to my amplifier, and then the video goes from the amplifier to the TV. When I turn my TV back on, the MP screen is not full screen and often I'm even losing sound. 1) When only video is reduced, the only option I have is to stop mediaportal. When I do I get a message that the optimum resolution of 1920x1080 is not present any more from windows 7, but it actually is Restarting Mediaportal does the job. 2) When sound is also gone, the only option I have is to reboot the HTPC. I don't have the issue when I run a HDMI cable directly from the HTPC to the TV (I this case I need to run sound to the amplifier with SP/DIF, and in that configuration the HTPC system is not stable. So I chose to have the problem you have above the unstable SP/DIF solution) [/QUOTE]

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