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<blockquote data-quote="Count Filipp" data-source="post: 657237" data-attributes="member: 22513">This is still a problem for me as well. My HTPC is hooked up directly to my Samsung tv through HDMI. I use the set in watch-tv-mode, with the tv on, and listen-to-music-mode, with the tv off. The problem occurs when I switch the set from standby into watch-tv-mode and when I switch from listen-to-music-mode to watch-tv-mode. The first was solved, most of the time, by the new delay start-up setting. Since I changed the skin from Blue3Wide to X-factor, the problem is back. I may be able to fix this by increasing the delay though.However, the delay doesn't fix the problem at all as it occurs when switching from listen-to-music-mode to watch-tv-mode. I find it hard to accept that something in the code makes MP default to 800x600, but can't be forced to default to 1920x1080 instead. Ultimately, the Windows desktop and other applications don't suffer from this.I've seen a couple of workarounds in this thread, but I'm not sure if any of these will fix my problem. Any suggestions?Also, I haven't been able to find this issue back in the bug tracker. Shouldn't it be in there?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Count Filipp, post: 657237, member: 22513"] This is still a problem for me as well. My HTPC is hooked up directly to my Samsung tv through HDMI. I use the set in watch-tv-mode, with the tv on, and listen-to-music-mode, with the tv off. The problem occurs when I switch the set from standby into watch-tv-mode and when I switch from listen-to-music-mode to watch-tv-mode. The first was solved, most of the time, by the new delay start-up setting. Since I changed the skin from Blue3Wide to X-factor, the problem is back. I may be able to fix this by increasing the delay though. However, the delay doesn't fix the problem at all as it occurs when switching from listen-to-music-mode to watch-tv-mode. I find it hard to accept that something in the code makes MP default to 800x600, but can't be forced to default to 1920x1080 instead. Ultimately, the Windows desktop and other applications don't suffer from this. I've seen a couple of workarounds in this thread, but I'm not sure if any of these will fix my problem. Any suggestions? Also, I haven't been able to find this issue back in the bug tracker. Shouldn't it be in there? [/QUOTE]

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