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How to stop HDPVR 1000C display connection info?

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    sa11e

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    I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€). It works in general fine, but it now and then repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about "RGB of TV SCART has been enabled." & "Component video (YPbPr) has been
    enabled."

    | Mon 25 May 2020 19:28:27 #1 |
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    I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€).
    It works in general fine, but it now and then repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about "RGB of TV SCART has been enabled." & "Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled."

    | Mon 25 May 2020 19:41:30 #2 |
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    I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€).
    It works in general fine, but it now and then repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about "RGB of TV SCART has been enabled." & "Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled."

    | Mon 25 May 2020 19:42:01 #3 |
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    Hi welcome to our forum. This is a UK based forum. We do not have this box in the UK. I guess the chances of any UK owner having this box is slim to zero.

    You need to find a locally based source of information.

    For some years Component video has been omitted from UK sourced boxes.

    If you have a local TV with a scart RGB socket or component input you should use it, both will improve the image quality over composite video sources.

    | Mon 25 May 2020 19:49:03 #4 |
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    I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€) and I use HDMI to connect it to the TV.
    It works in general fine, but now and then it repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about "RGB of TV SCART has been enabled." & "Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled."

    I have not been able to find any information about this issue anywhere online. Can anyone tell me if there is a way to disable these information notes?

    Image example

    Thanks in advance!
    Stefan

    | Mon 25 May 2020 19:49:14 #5 |
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    sa11e - 1 min ago  » 
    I recently bought a used HDPVR 1000C (for 40€) and I use HDMI to connect it to the TV.
    It works in general fine, but now and then it repeatedly keeps displaying information notes about "RGB of TV SCART has been enabled." & "Component video (YPbPr) has been enabled."
    I have not been able to find any information about this issue anywhere online. Can anyone tell me if there is a way to disable these information notes?

    Why are you reposting the same information. Without any idea as to what your TV is capable of how can anyone help ?
    Image example
    Thanks in advance!
    Stefan

    | Mon 25 May 2020 19:51:51 #6 |
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    Hi,
    Sorry for spamming this
    I tried to attach two images but it kept saying that it failed since the image sizes were too big. I hade no clue that it was anyway posted :-/

    Thanks for your answer.
    I have no clue where I could find a locally-based source of information.

    | Mon 25 May 2020 19:55:26 #7 |
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    sa11e - 1 min ago  » 
    Hi,
    Sorry for spamming this
    I tried to attach two images but it kept saying that it failed since the image sizes were too big. I hade no clue that it was anyway posted :-/
    Thanks for your answer.
    I have no clue where I could find a locally-based source of information.

    Where are you located ?

    Resizing images to fit in Windows to fit is very easy.

    For portrait images resize horizontal pixels to 1920, For vertical one use 1080 pixels, As most of us at least have at best 1920 x 1080 laptop displays any larger is pointless.

    https://www.groovypost.com/howto/use-windows-10-photos-app-to-resize-images/

    | Mon 25 May 2020 20:00:56 #8 |
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    sa11e

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    I am in Finland, but don't know much Finnish...

    On the Chromebook I use I didn't find a way to resize the images, so I cropped them as much as I could.

    (I still don't get why my drafts were posted when I didn't click "Submit Post", but only the Upload button...)

    | Tue 26 May 2020 8:17:57 #9 |
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    Does your TV have a scart socket that is RGB capable. Check the TV setup menus.

    https://platypusplatypus.com/news/resize-images-chrome-os/

    | Tue 26 May 2020 9:05:02 #10 |

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