Does the black box output a constant signal even w...

The silver box does and it plays havok with my HDMI auto switcher. Does the black box do the same ?
Cheers.

The silver also pumps out optical audio when in standby too...
Cheers
Alun
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Wundrbr3d-
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What does the black check marks in front of the song titles do?

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What does the grey box and brush in some project bin images mean?

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Thanks! Yes, it does seem to be random. BTW, how did you learn of this? I've not seen it written anywhere.
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Supposed to mean that you have edits you haven't saved yet, but they can be kind of random, sometimes.
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available.
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applications, but I will be so happy if I can just get the
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client-side cache to resolve the links to the framework code, just
perfectly. But, if you are a doubting Tomas, rerun this AIR test
after you delete the framework.swz file from the the client-side
cache and wait for your #2032 error -- it will pop up pretty
quickly.
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design pattern, best-practice or other direction concerning the
correct way for a pure AIR application to take advantage of
client-side caching of the ever-expanding framework
codebase?

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Haunted by the Black Box of Death

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