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<blockquote data-quote="The Doctor" data-source="post: 802771" data-attributes="member: 62974">I tried all the solutions mentioned above, none of them worked. Every now and then some situation occurs with windows, mp, the video drivers or the hdmi handshake that make all methods fail.I own a hdmi detective, that one works of course perfect but is expensive.Lately I stumbled upon this program : <a href="http://www.actualtools.com/?ref=aim66_prg" target="_blank">Actual Tools - Tools for Professionals</a> and I thought lets give it a try to find out if we can do without an expensive hardware box.You can set mp to use your native resolution of your display. Mine is 1920 x 1080.The program has a 60 day trial so please test it. I can use it without the hdmi detective and still have fullscreen mp after tv switchoff. ( I do always use a simple hdmi switch between the mediapc and the tv to keep the videoport alive, otherwise I have to reboot or unplug and plugin again the hdmi cable to get some video at all.)Well anyway give it a try.Best regards,Ferry Bervoets</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Doctor, post: 802771, member: 62974"] I tried all the solutions mentioned above, none of them worked. Every now and then some situation occurs with windows, mp, the video drivers or the hdmi handshake that make all methods fail. I own a hdmi detective, that one works of course perfect but is expensive. Lately I stumbled upon this program : [url=http://www.actualtools.com/?ref=aim66_prg]Actual Tools - Tools for Professionals[/url] and I thought lets give it a try to find out if we can do without an expensive hardware box. You can set mp to use your native resolution of your display. Mine is 1920 x 1080. The program has a 60 day trial so please test it. I can use it without the hdmi detective and still have fullscreen mp after tv switchoff. ( I do always use a simple hdmi switch between the mediapc and the tv to keep the videoport alive, otherwise I have to reboot or unplug and plugin again the hdmi cable to get some video at all.) Well anyway give it a try. Best regards, Ferry Bervoets [/QUOTE]

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