the issue i am having is if i turn the hdmi device off while the pc is power on the video card blanks out the monitor.
i am having no issues with this going into sleep mode and resuming using a blue tooth remote (logitech dinovo mini) or and ir universal remote(logitech harmony one). however i was having this issue before the upgrades i described
My Specs
The problem is intermittent. BTW, my original symptom when I would loose the video signal, was after a reboot the driver would reconfigure to 4:3. The updated video driver fixed that particualar issue.
However, I have since reconfigured my system and have a A/V receiver between the HDMI Output to the TV and the HDMI input from the Dell. I am hopeful that this will address the issue, as the AV Receiver will alway provide a HDMI signal to the Dell regardless of the status of the HDTV...
Thanks for the feedback it was helpful....BTW how do you like the Dell? Are you using it for TV reception as well? If so how is that working out?
Sleep mode is working fine for me, when I put it into sleep mode, the power indicator displays a slow blink. I have inlcuded an email interaction with dell that resolved my sleep issue. Since implementing this it goes into sleep mode fine. Perhaps this will fix the issue for you as well.
"...Tim, as I have researched on the issue and found that there is issue with the inbuilt video card ( Intel) and BIOS power settings.hence we will try to check if the issue you are facing is due to the power option on the systemPlease enter the system setup mode using F2 on system start and select the Power option and set the ACPI suspend type to S1(POS)..."
I am starting to wonder if I am having hardware problems, as I am also having issues with the digital output into my AV Receiver. I am in the process of reloading the OS to make sure nothing got corrupted. I can't beleive this is a system wide issue. However, when it works it works great...Glad to hear that you are having no issues. I wish I could say the same. Unfortunately, Dell support is very suspect...I do have a few configuration questions for you. If you don't mind could you kindly reply.
What monitor are you using and which interface (DVI/HDMI etc)
What sound deveice are you using for playback (TV Set, AV Receiver etc)
What interface are you using for your sound playback (HDMI, Digital Out, Analog Audio)
Thanks,
Tim
I have mine hooked up to the DVI port on my TV right now because I don't have a free HDMI port. I noticed that the available video resolutions only go up to 1280 x 1024. (I have it at 1280 x 768 right now because my TV's native resolution is 1366 x 768, so I get a bit of letterboxing along the sides that I'm less than fond of.)
Do you get different resolution options if you hook it up to HDMI? Or am I stuck with standard monitor resolutions? Do I need to look into something like DTD Calculator to fix this? Anyone actually running at full 1080p with it?
Any help is appreciated.