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Originally Posted by ozsat
It may be worth removing all other HDMI devices for a while.
I had an issue with my 360 device and turned odd ALL HDMI-CEC settings on ALL devices - yet the problem would start up again. Eventually I found an issue with one device where the setting was getting switched back on. It is only the 360 that has an issue with it and I just turn it off again for a few more days with no issue.
Also, AI is no-ones friend except for mis-information. I've often asked a question to Alexa or Co-Pilot and it comes back with wrong answer only to say "your right" when you point out the error.
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I asked it how many channels were on VHF ATT and it said channels 1-4, it also said that Channel 4 showed Testcard F with music prior to starting in 1982, until I corrected it.
Hopefully it will remember corrections that people make.
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Originally Posted by spiderplant
If I'm Googling the same thing as you, it seems to be an AI hallucination. It confidently stated "Yes, Virgin Media is fully aware". I asked it for the links that state this and it admitted there aren't any 
Anyhow... I suggest you factory reset your TV, make sure its firmware is up to date, then disable HDMI-CEC in the TV settings |
A friend has had the 360 installed, he has a HD TV and could get the UHD channel fine with the V6, but with the 360 it just shows a light purple screen with 4K in the middle. Google/AI says that he should amend the setting to one that doesn't exist. It is currently set to "Automatic', any ideas SP?