Posts by rsoares28

Just wanted to update this thread with the fix. It was my hdmi cable(s) I switched the cable going from the htpc to amp an amp to tv with newer high speed cables and now it works as intended. Thanks for all the help and advice

Ok i'm a little confused now. I do ONLY use WMC..... however with onboard graphics. Should i apply the hack? Quote:Originally Posted by Mike99 When I used onboard mobo HDMI & WMC7 there was no problem. Supposedly WMC outputs...

When you setup two dual band routers, (one as main, second as Ap) i know the channels on the 2.4 band is supposed to be far apart like 1 and 11. Does the same apply to the 5ghz band? 153 and 161? Thanks

Thanks for the reply. so i'll leave it as is

My Panny VT25 was professionally ISFcalibrated. i just assumed whatever i plugged into the tv would benefit from that calibration. i didn't even think the pc would need to be fiddled with. Would it be a good idea to use this registry...

Since i changed the hdmi cables on saturday it has been working perfect. (knock on wood) If i notice the problem returns i will try the always on method. Thanks

The problem with leaving it on is I have the Habey800 case and after sometime of watching 1080p mkvs or tv you can fry an egg on it. I like to put it to sleep to give it a rest and cool down. It's not about the money at all. I have two...

Thank you all for the advice and showing your current harmony setups. i have added a dummy delay and switched the cable and so far its fine. my next project is figuring out my my pc wont go back to sleep after waking overnight for...

Could be the culprit too. I'm using 1.3 hdmi cables I bought from amazon a while back. Thy had a sale, it was like 3 for $5 bucks. I also have better 1.4 cables but the net jacket on them make the cable very stiff and it was hard to work...

All great advice. thank you very much. You can tell WAF factor is the reason behind this whole post. Andrew - 2) Be sure the AVR is set to NOT pass the audio onto the display device (TV). I know every AVR has diff terminology but what...