Something is not working properly.
Is it the TV is wrong? In other words, give the Humax a TV which works properly, and the Humax will work properly.
Or is the Humax is wrong? In other words, even if I give it a TV which is working properly, the Humax still has the problem?
Or will the software update be designed to cope with badly designed TVs by, for example, ignoring the ON/OFF signals sent from the TV via HDMI?
JohnH77 - 9 minutes ago »
Something is not working properly.
Is it the TV is wrong? In other words, give the Humax a TV which works properly, and the Humax will work properly.
Or is the Humax is wrong? In other words, even if I give it a TV which is working properly, the Humax still has the problem?
Or will the software update be designed to cope with badly designed TVs by, for example, ignoring the ON/OFF signals sent from the TV via HDMI?
Now if only there was a standard...
Not necessarily a TV CEC problem. My 8 year old Sony LCD does not have any CEC capability and I have this issue regularly. Would have hoped for a firmware update by now.
gorses - 5 minutes ago »
Not necessarily a TV CEC problem. My 8 year old Sony LCD does not have any CEC capability and I have this issue regularly. Would have hoped for a firmware update by now.
Agreed, the fact that the HDMI-CEC implementations are problematic does not rule out a Humax bug.
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