The reason that the video resolution is set manually is because the auto handshaking has failed. HDMI HANDSHAKING SHOULD NOT BE USED WHEN THE VIDEO RESOLUTION IS SET MANUALLY. However, when the video resolution and color space are set manually, the WD box should just remember these settings and set them when the unit powers on. When the video resolution is set to hdmi auto, hdmi handshaking should be used to try to automatically set the video resolution and color space. However the next time that I power the unit off/on, the WD box sets itself to 720p.Įven when the box powers on set correctly to 1080i, the color space is always set to RGB high, even though I have manually set it at RGB low. The firmware DOES NOT REMEMBER THE VIDEO SETTINGS when powered off/on. I manually set the video resolution to 1080i 60Hz, and RGB low. However,these next two items are the real problem and have been present in every firmware released (1.03.29, 1.03.39, 1.03.43, 1.03.49, and 1.04.10)… Although this is a problem, it is OK because no one expects the HDMI handshaking to work with every TV. About 50% of the time the WD box powers on set at 720p instead of 1080i (my TV does not support 720p). Still having the same video resolution problems… Transfer characteristics : BT.709-5, BT.1361 Writing library : libebml v0.7.9 + libmatroska v0.8.1Ĭolor primaries : BT.709-5, BT.1361, IEC 6, SMPTE RP177 Writing application : mkvmerge v3.2.0 ('Beginnings') built on 16:46:17 I’m still having issues with MKV’s that play fine on other devices… the audio gets out of sync during playback.

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