Originally Posted By: Admin
At what johnny told me the CPU directly manages the HDMI, so there would be nothing to replace or repair between the connector and the cpu/chipset.
Admin


Shuold I try by removing/replacing the TVS diods attached to the hdmi ?

Originally Posted By: Admin
Perhaps one of the connections of the connector ? That's the only thing left... but it looks like more to me that is't a "logic error" which have the CPU not sending the right informations to the display.
Admin


I did not check the connector but I have tested it with others HDMI cables with same results. To check the connector I need to cut one of my HDMI cable. I prefer to check the signal with a scope. Do you know what I should expect at hdmi pinout ?

Originally Posted By: Admin

You should try on another TV... to see if it does the same as on that one.
Admin

I have tested on two different TVs and on a computer monitor with same results.

Originally Posted By: Admin

The bootlogo is at a low resolution, then it switches to a higher resolution once enigma2 is running... so try older TVs with HDMI. Do you have the same behavior with the SCART ?
Admin

I have tested it on a 2013 TV with same result.
The scart works fine. No problem at all