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HI all, I have a particular issue with a large screen 50" TV

The dvr will notdisplay on the HDMI channels. I tried several new HDMI cables none of which solved the problem

I then tried the cable to the sky box which I had seen working with the TV and used it with the DVR which did not display again

At this point I am thinking the DVR is at fault. Upon returning home, I tried the DVR on my own 32" tv and it displayed the HDMI

without problem and on all HDMI channels. I then tried all three cables I had used to try with the other TV and they were okay too.

I have since tried the DVR with two other HDMI TVs and it works.

 

I would have by now concluded that the 50" TV (which had just returned from the repairers) was the culprit

but for the fact that I tried the same HDMI channel that I had seen showing his sky TV box.

 

Any suggestions, this has got me confused now....

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You may need to look into using an HDMI EDID Emulator. That can correct some problems associated with communication between problematic devices.

 

thanks, that one more suggestions than I had to look at before, well suggestions that are physically possible anyway

 

I am embarased but I don't know what an EDID emulator is, 5 more miniyes of searching the internet and I'll find out...thanks

 

When you have the DVR plugged in have you tried cycling the input selection, I have found this to solve this problem for me in the past.

 

I am not sure there is a software input selection as in the past the input can be swapped about at will VGA - HDMI - BNC-out etc. But it is something I have considered and asked the manufacturer who says its an automatic selection, whichever output is utilised it's automatic.

 

I tried changing the output resolution, starting at the lowest and raising it slightly every booting but no change. (Obviously I was able to use the BNC video out to do this)

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You may need to look into using an HDMI EDID Emulator. That can correct some problems associated with communication between problematic devices.

 

I just googled that and having read about the DDC memory loss I am convinced you are on the right track and that merits some investigation.

Monday morning I will be looking into that, Thanks again.

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When you have the DVR plugged in have you tried cycling the input selection, I have found this to solve this problem for me in the past.

 

Yes I tried that it didn't help turns out the TV has some problems anyway so it's the TV and the cleint won't accept thats the problem

so I brought in another TV to show him. He thinks I should supply the new TV in the price because it won't work with his.

 

He's at least as stupid as Vector18

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