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R.Wieser wrote:
>:-) There is a moment before its shut down and powered off that its still
>running. That would be a splendid moment to have the RPi tell the TV that
>it should switch its inputs away from the RPi, don't you think ?
You might want to try the vgencmd thing Russell suggested, but other
than that...
>> So you must check if there is a setting on your HDMI switch
>
>What switch ? You mean the one thats part of the TV ? That one doesn't
>have a settings panel I'm afraid.
Sorry, I was mixing things up with my own setup here. Basically why I
got an HDMI switch although my TV has plenty input is exaxtly the
behaviour I described: whatever I turn on makes the switch go to this
new source, when I turn it off it goes back to what was playing before.
TVs don't do that, (most) switches do and with some switches the
behaviour can even be configured. So I have four HDMI devices all
connected to the switch and one HDMI cable from the switch to the TV.
-jw-
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