@Weerab2024
Whatever I’ve got (my wife calls it ‘Rottweiler syndrome’ ) make me worry about stuff I don’t understand like a dog worrying a bone 😛 So I hope you don’t mind me asking this.
You said:-
I am intermittently getting the above error code including a couple or minutes ago, when putting my EE Pro box hdmi source back on after watching itv3 in IP mode.
Can I ask what this means? If you were watching itv3 in IP mode, I presume this was going down the HDMI cable from the Pro box to the Roku TV, to the HDMI input the Pro box was on. So what action was ‘putting the HDMI source back on’, and why was it necessary?
I may just be showing my ignorance of how the Pro box works compared with how I think it should work, of course…
I very vaguely recall from the YouView Community (and it may even be a false memory, or at least something out of context, though there is no way of going back and checking now) that YouView boxes were programmed to hang on to their HDCP connection like grim death, as it took so long to re-establish, and this was causing a few problems in those rare instances where a connection needed a different level of HDCP, and the new handshake wasn’t forthcoming.
Makes me wonder if IP mode has to be more flexible regarding HDCP, a new handshake is needed, and the Roku TV Is a bit slow at doing this.
And the YouView box times out too soon, with a three month wait for a fix, whereas @DarrenDev et al can reprogram the Apple TV in a trice to wait a bit longer where necessary.
Certainly though, the Roku Community has a dense sprinkling of HDCP issues, though more with the sticks than the TVs, though those have their share.
Might be to do with the remote, also. I’m a left handed user of a right handed mouse, so I lay my fingers over the buttons in an unusual way. And when I was beta testing the Turnpike email software, there was a time when I could crash it at will, just by pressing a mouse button. But the developers couldn’t reproduce it. In the end, and only by reading the code, they found the infinitesimally small window of opportunity for a duplicate click to bring the software down. But I could hit this window every time, with a doubleclick that the software saw as two clicks, one to start the task, whatever it was, and one to repeat the start in the narrow window and crash the thing.
I wonder if there might be something like this that you are provoking on the Pro remote, especially as (I think) @DarrenDev ‘s logs are showing something different happening from what you are describing happening.
Just some thoughts, probably overthoughts 🤔
*Longtime YouView box owner & broadband customer (was BT now EE), but only recently a full EETV subscriber*
