When you change the setting HDMI is re-set, which must be restoring the friendship between Vero and your TV. I would expect the same to happen if there’s a mode change when you start a video that’s not 60Hz refreshrate (your GUI is 1080p60).
I can’t think what might be causing this, but if you have CEC turned on, try turning it off (Settings->Input->Peripherals).
We went through all the change cables/clean HDMI plugs and sockets/change to a different HDMI input stuff before, right?
So am I. The only thing I can think (on the Vero side) is your PSU is getting weak and that’s somehow not delivering enough power to HDMI. If you have an alternative PSU (5V2A) it would be worth a shot (long shot).
Ok, thanks for the effort. I will try with an alternative PSU in the next couple of days. Although it seems strange to me, because the problem was there in the first week but I had a year without problems.
I will also try an other monitor or TV.
Ok tried a few PSU’s and monitors. The problem only occurred on the Sony LED TV (tested a couple of hours). So I’m giving up. The TV is at least 10 years old, but is still doing what it’s supposed to do. So I’ll try the Vero again when there’s a new TV
Thanks for the support! I know the Vero4K+ is a great device, but In my case I am the unlucky one
Sad to hear that. I’ve just thought: if you were using an AVR, that might provide a signal your TV likes better. Or you could even try an inexpensive powered device that passes HDMI through such as this one