First I will explain the setup, then the problem.
Setup:
I have a Bose V20 that connects to my 52" Magnavox LCD via HDMI. Sources into the V20 include a Time Warner DVR (Magnavox I think) and a PC with high speed video card and BluRay. Both are connected to the V20 by HDMI.
Problem:
During operation of both sources a lose my signal (tv thinks there's no input) at various times. It seems to be anytime I am making a drastic change to the video signal. With the DVR, if I try to rewind or change channels it will almost always happen. With the PC, it happens more frequently. Some times I can surf across web pages with no problem, but other times it blanks out with every click of the mouse. I can watch an entire Blu Ray movie with no problem. Oh, and sometimes it will lose the sound but the video will be there.
I have replaced the V20 to rule out the unit being the problem. If you are going to blame Bose, please have an explanation and not just a flame.
Oh, and the HDMI run to the TV is about 30 feet. So, trying different cables isn't as easy as it sounds.
Setup:
I have a Bose V20 that connects to my 52" Magnavox LCD via HDMI. Sources into the V20 include a Time Warner DVR (Magnavox I think) and a PC with high speed video card and BluRay. Both are connected to the V20 by HDMI.
Problem:
During operation of both sources a lose my signal (tv thinks there's no input) at various times. It seems to be anytime I am making a drastic change to the video signal. With the DVR, if I try to rewind or change channels it will almost always happen. With the PC, it happens more frequently. Some times I can surf across web pages with no problem, but other times it blanks out with every click of the mouse. I can watch an entire Blu Ray movie with no problem. Oh, and sometimes it will lose the sound but the video will be there.
I have replaced the V20 to rule out the unit being the problem. If you are going to blame Bose, please have an explanation and not just a flame.
Oh, and the HDMI run to the TV is about 30 feet. So, trying different cables isn't as easy as it sounds.