Julien Helme
New Member
I have the aerial connected to the FVP and looped through to my TV.
If I'm watching my TV with the FVP in standby, the FVP wakes up every few minutes and kills the TV signal for a couple of seconds, then it goes back to standby and the picture returns. The red standby led turns off when this happens then goes back to red.
My FVP is updated (as of 1st Dec 2016), and the power saving is turned off otherwise I wouldn't be able to watch TV at all whilst it is in standby.
I realise the loop through rf signal is electronic and a work around would be to split the aerial feed to my TV before the FVP but this will result in a signal loss and can I not just have a box that works as normal without me having to fork out on extra gear??
Apparently this "power saving" feature of cutting off the TV signal of the loop through is to get the standby power consumption to less than 0.5w, Why is this even a thing? I don't understand why it is even electronic in the first place as no content is sent from the aerial connector so a simple passive pass through would suffice.
Anyway has anyone else had this problem??
Thanks in advance
If I'm watching my TV with the FVP in standby, the FVP wakes up every few minutes and kills the TV signal for a couple of seconds, then it goes back to standby and the picture returns. The red standby led turns off when this happens then goes back to red.
My FVP is updated (as of 1st Dec 2016), and the power saving is turned off otherwise I wouldn't be able to watch TV at all whilst it is in standby.
I realise the loop through rf signal is electronic and a work around would be to split the aerial feed to my TV before the FVP but this will result in a signal loss and can I not just have a box that works as normal without me having to fork out on extra gear??
Apparently this "power saving" feature of cutting off the TV signal of the loop through is to get the standby power consumption to less than 0.5w, Why is this even a thing? I don't understand why it is even electronic in the first place as no content is sent from the aerial connector so a simple passive pass through would suffice.
Anyway has anyone else had this problem??
Thanks in advance