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<blockquote data-quote="Boony" data-source="post: 616024" data-attributes="member: 99119"><p>FYI, I tried that solution but it didn't work either. When I turn the TV off, the screen resolution does not change. But when I turn the TV on and the HDMI handshake starts with the HTPC, that is where I see the resolution changes down and then back up to 1280x720. </p><p></p><p>Sure, I could buy the HDMI detective device to keep the HDMI connection alive but my workaround of restarting MediaPortal every time the TV gets turned on via the harmony remote is working fine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boony, post: 616024, member: 99119"] FYI, I tried that solution but it didn't work either. When I turn the TV off, the screen resolution does not change. But when I turn the TV on and the HDMI handshake starts with the HTPC, that is where I see the resolution changes down and then back up to 1280x720. Sure, I could buy the HDMI detective device to keep the HDMI connection alive but my workaround of restarting MediaPortal every time the TV gets turned on via the harmony remote is working fine. [/QUOTE]
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