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Hi Toymachine2009,
I have the following added to my shortcut properties.
"C:\Program Files (x86)\XBMC\XBMC.exe" -fs -d 10
-fs forces full screen -d10 delays startup
see if this helps
Regards
Bart..
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Thank you! I did it with a 2 second delay and it works great now!
And I can't even really tell their is a delay.
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Hi Toymachine2009,
Glad you have it sorted.
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Bart..
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I'll see if that works too bluray although I have set my delay to 1 second so it's not noticeable what so ever.
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Hi , i have the same problem
Must be a Eden problem because never
had this with dharma
The solutions posted here doesnt work
When i reinstall 10.1 dharma problems gone
Well guess we have to wait for next update to get this
fixed
Happy new year guys
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LeaUK
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silly question, but what happens if you toggle full/windowed mode using the backslash '\' key?
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can this fix be applied to XBMC when it's told to start via the Windows green button?
I have my system set to have XBMC start when hitting the guide button on my Logitech remote, but for some reason, when starting my entertainment system from an off position (i.e. AVr is off, TV is off, computer is ON) it will power on my TV, power on the AV receiver, and then start XBMC. Somehow in this 3 part power on succession, XBMC will be full screen but it will be a black screen that is about 4/5 of the screen width, and I can see part of my start menu bar (the clock and so on). I have to exit XBMC, and then restart it manually. I know this is not XBMCs fault. Somehow the combination of the TV powering on, changing inputs, the AV powering on and changing inputs, and XBMC starting is causing this problem.
Ive tried contacting my remote's support line/forums and haven't been able to solve it. There seems to be no way (that i can see) to STOP the remote from sending a 'power on' signal to the computer. Ive tried setting a delay but it doesn't seem to solve the problem either.
Now the kicker is that when coming to the HTPC setup from another activity (say PS3 or Xbox) this problem is nonexistent. Doesn't happen. This ONLY happens when the TV and AV receiver are off at first.
I cannot figure out a way to stop the Remote from sending a "power on" signal (or green button signal) to the system.
