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<blockquote data-quote="bighick" data-source="post: 822666" data-attributes="member: 96192"><p>My fix seems easier and has been working FLAWLESSLY and should work for everyone...have tested on 3 machines. </p><p>This is for people with receivers</p><p>Run HDMI from HTPC -> Receiver</p><p>Run HDMI (with DVI to HDMI) to TV</p><p>Set scaling on both displays, set clone mode.</p><p>I can turn off the tv or receiver or both and have had 0 issues in about 2 weeks. It is basically the same thing people with 3D do until they buy a receiver with HDMI 1.4 on it.</p><p>I also disable every audio output except for HDMI...don't know if it matters but I have been doing it on every machine since I have been using HDMI.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bighick, post: 822666, member: 96192"] My fix seems easier and has been working FLAWLESSLY and should work for everyone...have tested on 3 machines. This is for people with receivers Run HDMI from HTPC -> Receiver Run HDMI (with DVI to HDMI) to TV Set scaling on both displays, set clone mode. I can turn off the tv or receiver or both and have had 0 issues in about 2 weeks. It is basically the same thing people with 3D do until they buy a receiver with HDMI 1.4 on it. I also disable every audio output except for HDMI...don't know if it matters but I have been doing it on every machine since I have been using HDMI. [/QUOTE]
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