bastock

unzip it and place it to directory /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components. Then restart enigma and let me know, if it helps ...

Thanks ims,

I placed the file into the ../components dir.
I restart the device, and i can see that the file HdmiCec.py is compiled to .pyo
But i still have the same problems....
- my tv doesn't start when i power on my DM 500 HD

Your TV doesn't wake-up or do not switch to true input after wake-up ?

ims,

I checked my complete setup and i have forgotten to activate the following option on my TV;
'On via link' so blame on me

Now it works great with your version of HdmiCec.py where you add 'time.sleep(0.1)' in the code.

Thank you very much....
Bast

can you place here screenshot of your HDMI-CEC plugin setting ? What all you have pluged in TV ?

My receiver (Onkyo) is now connected via HDMI 1 to my TV.
And my DM (a new one 7020HD) is connected via HDMI 3 to my TV.

Try this version...

sorry, it still doesn't wakeup my tv

These are my results so far.


What works;
- Put TV in standby
- Handle standby from TV
- Handle wakeup from TV

What doesn't work;
- Wakeup TV from standby
- Forward volume keys
- Switch TV to correct input

My config for the moment is as follows;
My TV 'Pana TH46PZ85E' is configured as 'Hotel mode' and start always on 'HDMI1'
I set my DM Remote in 'TV' mode and wakeup the TV.
Now my DM500HD wakeup also.
Then i change my DM Remote to 'Dream' mode....

When i power off my DM500HD my TV also goes in standby mode.

This is my best solution so far...

unzip it and place it to directory /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components. Then restart enigma and let me know, if it helps ...

Thanks ims,

I placed the file into the ../components dir.
I restart the device, and i can see that the file HdmiCec.py is compiled to .pyo
But i still have the same problems....
- my tv doesn't start when i power on my DM 500 HD

@ims

I have also similar problem with DM500 HD and my Panasonic TV.
Is there a way that i can try your solution with your updated HdmiCec.py ?
Or where can i find the original HdmiCec.py, so i can change it myself.

thanks
bastock