[mythtv-users] Display won't show after turning off TV and turning back on

glen glenb at glenb.net
Sun May 24 19:50:31 UTC 2020


On Sun, 2020-05-24 at 15:28 -0400, Myth Guy wrote:
> I have installed mythtv 0.31 on Ubuntu 20.04, and have
> everythingworking pretty well until I turn off the TV.  When I turn
> the TV backon, I cannot get the picture to show from the PC (the TV
> shows "nosignal").  I have turned off the options in Ubuntu settings
> forturning off the monitor in the Power section.  This is the same
> TVthat have been used for 7 years with different MythTV
> hardware.  Thisis the first time using this hardware.  It is using
> the Nvidiaproprietary driver for the GeForce GTX 960M card.  I am
> connected toTV via HDMI (I never unplug it).  The machine is actually
> a laptopthat had a flaky monitor, so I actually took it apart and
> disconnectedthe laptop LCD connection from the motherboard so that it
> wouldn'tdetect the laptop monitor.  So it is only connected to the TV
> viaHDMI.  I have this line in grub (and installed)
> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash video=HDMI-1-1:1920x1080 at 60:
> D"
> This is last hurdle I seem to have.  Any help would be
> appreciated.Dan_______________________________________________mythtv-
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i use this section in my conf file for nvidia, which solves it:
Section
"Device"    Identifier     "Card0"    Driver         "nvidia"    Vendor
Name     "NVIDIA
Corporation"    Option         "ConnectedMonitor"   "DFP-
2"    EndSection
get the actual monitor from Xorg.0.log file to put with 'connected
monitor' command. that's what worked for me
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