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This message was authored by: Rainiae

Mode not supported

Have just upgraded to 2TB box and the Tv now says mode not supported. Resolution not supported, change the resolution of the external device. 
im using a SAMSUNG TV. It only works if I tirn sky box off at plug and turn back on.

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This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

Re: Mode not supported

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@Rainiae wrote:

 

 Tv now says mode not supported. Resolution not supported, change the resolution of the external device. 


That suggests the television is either not a UHD model (or is an early one) and the Q box is sending it UHD resolution.

 

To change the default output of the Q box:

 

  1. Press Home on your Sky Q remote, then select Settings, followed by Setup.
  2. Select Audio visual, then Picture resolution and select the resolution you want.

https://www.sky.com/help/articles/changing-the-screen-resolution-setting 

 

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This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@Rainiae 

 

If the television is a rather elderly 'HD-ready' model then 720p may be appropriate, otherwise try 1080i

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This message was authored by: cuke

Re: Mode not supported

Or that input plus needs turning on within the tv's setting for the SkyQ HDMI input..

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@cuke wrote:

Or that input plus needs turning on within the tv's setting for the SkyQ HDMI input..


That would only affect HDR content though, I think?

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I think on Samsung that's 'HDMI UHD color'

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This message was authored by: Chodley

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@TimmyBGood wrote:

I think on Samsung that's 'HDMI UHD color'


Oh ok. What's "input plus" then?

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This message was authored by: Rainiae

Re: Mode not supported

That worked, thanks for your help.

This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

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@Chodley wrote:

@TimmyBGood wrote:

I think on Samsung that's 'HDMI UHD color'


Oh ok. What's "input plus" then?


Same thing, apparently, but on more recent models.

 

You connected your UHD Blu-ray player or UHD game console to your TV to watch a new release in 4K – now what? Use Input Signal Plus (also known as HDMI UHD Color) to optimize the TV for UHD content. The best part is on some of our TVs, the device is instantly recognized and this setting is turned on automatically.

 

https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00082465/ 

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This message was authored by: cuke

Re: Mode not supported

My 2019 Samsung has it, however and as pointed out, to be accurate I should have typed 'Input Signal Plus', my bad. As stated does the same.

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