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Stop It · 23-03-2015, 10:48

A TiVo is not going to cause the TV to go into standby with no input on the users behalf so I think that's out. If it was due to a weird remote code you still would need to have actually pressed something on the remote!

Just looked up the TV and it appears to be 8 years old? I can't find much on it to be honest but CEC was only just coming to high end TVs back then, and wouldn't be on this one at all so that can be ruled out.

I'd be testing the TV itself if I was you. It has Freeview so try taking the TiVo out of the equation by disconnecting it, using Freeview and seeing if it goes into standby at random there If so, the TV might just be coming towards the end of it's useful life, hence the randomness of the incidents.

23-03-2015, 10:48	#152
Stop It Inactive Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Biggleswade Age: 41 Services: VM Vivid 200 VM XL TV & Sky Sports VM Phone Posts: 895	Re: TiVo A TiVo is not going to cause the TV to go into standby with no input on the users behalf so I think that's out. If it was due to a weird remote code you still would need to have actually pressed something on the remote! Just looked up the TV and it appears to be 8 years old? I can't find much on it to be honest but CEC was only just coming to high end TVs back then, and wouldn't be on this one at all so that can be ruled out. I'd be testing the TV itself if I was you. It has Freeview so try taking the TiVo out of the equation by disconnecting it, using Freeview and seeing if it goes into standby at random there If so, the TV might just be coming towards the end of it's useful life, hence the randomness of the incidents.