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For those having issues since the recent update with black screens on start up, or TV’s turning the box off then it may be a good idea to turn off the HDMI-CEC function on your TV or just disable that connection/control to the box if the TV allows.
Here’s a list of what different brands call HDMI-CEC which you may find among the TV’s settings menu.
Samsung – AnyNet+
Sharp – Aquos Link
Sony – BRAVIA Link and BRAVIA Sync
Hitachi – HDMI-CEC
AOC – E-Link
Pioneer – Kuro Link
Toshiba – CE-Link and Regza Link
Onkyo – RIHD (Remote Interactive over HDMI)
LG – SimpLink
Panasonic – HDAVI Control, EZ-Sync, VIERA Link
Philips – EasyLink
No issues, Humax to Samsung bluray player to Sony Bravia with Hdmi cec on or Humax directly to Bravia tv via hdmi turns all items on without issue and no lagging or blank screens. I suggest people try their cables. Maybe inferior quality giving bad signals.
Thanks for the info. I was having an issue when turning my TV off it would turn off my Humax box so I turned off the SimpLink on my LG TV.
BIG THANKS cos it was so annoying
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tonegee – 1 hour ago »
Thanks for the info. I was having an issue when turning my TV off it would turn off my Humax box so I turned off the SimpLink on my LG TV.
BIG THANKS cos it was so annoying
)
I rather think that is what it is designed to do. By Off I think you mean to standby. What do you want to leave it on?
I had to turn it off on my daughters new TV. It insisted on turning off the amplifier when the TV was turned off. She was listening to CD’s at the time using the amp and speakers
REPASSAC – 3 hours ago »
tonegee – 1 hour ago »
Thanks for the info. I was having an issue when turning my TV off it would turn off my Humax box so I turned off the SimpLink on my LG TV.
BIG THANKS cos it was so annoying
)
I rather think that is what it is designed to do. By Off I think you mean to standby. What do you want to leave it on?
I have always put my TV into standby when I go out because it uses around 180w of power if left on but the Humax box only uses about 28w ish I think so I don’t mind leaving that on. If it turns off or goes into standby every time I turn my TV off then I have to wait for it to boot up every time I turn my TV back on and that’s after I remember to press the standby button on the Humax remote.
tonegee – 11 minutes ago »
If it turns off or goes into standby every time I turn my TV off then I have to wait for it to boot up every time I turn my TV back on and that’s after I remember to press the standby button on the Humax remote.
That 35 seconds of boot up time is just like waiting a lifetime isn’t it 🙄
Finding increasing HDMI-CEC problems with the 1000s and my 6 year old Samsung.
Turned AnyNet+ off to try to solve but found that AnyNet+ is automatically turned on again when I start up the 1000s.
Tonight, I got no signal at all no matter what I did. Switched the 1000s off at the mains and then restarted – sorted – for the moment.
I was not getting a ‘Starting’ message from the 1000s which was going directly into ‘Freetime’. Switching off at the mains caused the 1000s to boot properly.
But………… I had no such problems before the software update. Humax must sort this as a matter of urgency.
ardfernbob – 21 minutes ago »
Finding increasing HDMI-CEC problems with the 1000s and my 6 year old Samsung.
Turned AnyNet+ off to try to solve but found that AnyNet+ is automatically turned on again when I start up the 1000s.
Tonight, I got no signal at all no matter what I did. Switched the 1000s off at the mains and then restarted – sorted – for the moment.
I was not getting a ‘Starting’ message from the 1000s which was going directly into ‘Freetime’. Switching off at the mains caused the 1000s to boot properly.
But………… I had no such problems before the software update. Humax must sort this as a matter of urgency.
Yeah it is annoying, and id recommend sending Humax an email complaining about it. I already have so the more they get then it should show them its not just an isolated issue. cs@humaxonline.co.uk
In the meantime try turning the TV on first until the screen is fully on and then turn the Humax on.
-gonzo- – 13 minutes ago »
ardfernbob – 21 minutes ago »
Finding increasing HDMI-CEC problems with the 1000s and my 6 year old Samsung.
Turned AnyNet+ off to try to solve but found that AnyNet+ is automatically turned on again when I start up the 1000s.
Tonight, I got no signal at all no matter what I did. Switched the 1000s off at the mains and then restarted – sorted – for the moment.
I was not getting a ‘Starting’ message from the 1000s which was going directly into ‘Freetime’. Switching off at the mains caused the 1000s to boot properly.
But………… I had no such problems before the software update. Humax must sort this as a matter of urgency.
Yeah it is annoying, and id recommend sending Humax an email complaining about it. I already have so the more they get then it should show them its not just an isolated issue. cs@humaxonline.co.uk
In the meantime try turning the TV on first until the screen is fully on and then turn the Humax on.
Have emailed Humax. Hopefully others will too.
-gonzo- – 1 week ago »
For those having issues since the recent update with black screens on start up, or TV’s turning the box off then it may be a good idea to turn off the HDMI-CEC function on your TV or just disable that connection/control to the box if the TV allows.
Here’s a list of what different brands call HDMI-CEC which you may find among the TV’s settings menu.
Samsung – AnyNet+
Sharp – Aquos Link
Sony – BRAVIA Link and BRAVIA Sync
Hitachi – HDMI-CEC
AOC – E-Link
Pioneer – Kuro Link
Toshiba – CE-Link and Regza Link
Onkyo – RIHD (Remote Interactive over HDMI)
LG – SimpLink
Panasonic – HDAVI Control, EZ-Sync, VIERA Link
Philips – EasyLink
Sorry but this didn’t work with my Toshiba.
cj136uk – 1 week ago »
No issues, Humax to Samsung bluray player to Sony Bravia with Hdmi cec on or Humax directly to Bravia tv via hdmi turns all items on without issue and no lagging or blank screens. I suggest people try their cables. Maybe inferior quality giving bad signals.
Bought a top of the line hdmi cable. No difference at all. Still get connection problems and even when does connect shows No Signal dialogue!
Have had no problems since my last post.
I resorted to switching the box off at the mains, then rebooting. Then I switched off CEC.
All fine since then. CEC did not automatically restart.
Have Humax distributed a fix I wonder?
ardfernbob – 1 hour ago »
Have had no problems since my last post.
I resorted to switching the box off at the mains, then rebooting. Then I switched off CEC.
All fine since then. CEC did not automatically restart.
Have Humax distributed a fix I wonder?
No changes – I think that timing is a part of the issue.
On my Philips with CEC off. I need to turn on TV first then about 5 secs later the HDR-1000S (TV boot seems to take about 10 secs). I have an idea that if the TV is still booting it misses seeing the Humax.
REPASSAC – 1 day ago »
ardfernbob – 1 hour ago »
Have had no problems since my last post.
I resorted to switching the box off at the mains, then rebooting. Then I switched off CEC.
All fine since then. CEC did not automatically restart.
Have Humax distributed a fix I wonder?
No changes – I think that timing is a part of the issue.
On my Philips with CEC off. I need to turn on TV first then about 5 secs later the HDR-1000S (TV boot seems to take about 10 secs). I have an idea that if the TV is still booting it misses seeing the Humax.
I have found a solution to CEC problems which are not resolved by switching CEC off. Get a cheap 2into1 hdmi splitter and place this between the humax and the tv. The humax then behaves exactly like it did before the upgrade..
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