I broke the PCH

[bgowland]

Ooops. OK, not really but I think I need a 'factory reset' approach or some way to hack into it.

After initially trying with an HDMI cable, I read on a website that the standard setup screen is initially only available using the CVBS output.

I borrowed my DVD player's CVBS cable and sure enough I got the setup menu but I wanted to switch the standard output to HDMI....which seems to have worked (my TV immediately switched) but now I just get a black screen on both HDMI and with CVBS outputs and I can't find a way to switch back.

I've tried the front reset button and re-running the NMTInstall2.exe but no change. ANy help appreciated. :o

[mvallevand]

Ooops. OK, not really but I think I need a 'factory reset' approach or some way to hack into it.

Very unlikely. When booting up from power on, hit TV mode than Auto. After that go into the NMT Setup screen and select the HDMI mode you want.

After initially trying with an HDMI cable, I read on a website that the standard setup screen is initially only available using the CVBS output.

That is not true, you can configure fine with HDMI only

Martin

[bgowland]

When booting up from power on, hit TV mode than Auto.

TV Mode does nothing at any stage during the boot process. I get the "Popcorn Hour loading..." screen but it then goes to just a black screen.

[mvallevand]

TV Mode does nothing at any stage during the boot process. I get the "Popcorn Hour loading..." screen but it then goes to just a black screen.

Hold TV Mode for a few seconds then hit Auto but not simultaneously.

Martin

[bgowland]

Hold TV Mode for a few seconds then hit Auto but not simultaneously.

Martin

I'm not following you - the remote doesn't have a button marked 'Auto'.

[mvallevand]

I'm not following you - the remote doesn't have a button marked 'Auto'.

It's probaby zero, however maybe just follow the NMT wiki

http://www.networkedmediatank.com/wiki/i...hp/TV_Mode

Martin

[bgowland]

Thanks Martin, the '0' button did the trick. Thanks for that link too.