Set DVD to Sleep Video Signal Sooner

Greetings!
PROBLEM:
My DVD project is burning in my LCD HDTV screen.
QUESTION:
Is there a way to make the DVD shutoff its video signal after a couple minutes of no activity (and override the player's sleep setting)?
I have two menus and three movies.
WHAT I'VE TRIED:
The forum search here seems to have changed, it searches the whole site (what's up with that?) so that was no help.
Menu pallet> General tab> End (set 2min for audio)> Duration (set 2min)> At End: Time Out (set 1sec)
The player led counter stops after the 2min as expected, but the menu stays on screen too long...

There is no command in VM of DVD player to go into sleep mode, however there is "exit" command to stop playback.
To use it you'd need to redesign your navigation scheme. For example you could make your main menu to automatically play the first movie after the menu itself have been played 3 times. So after 6 minutes of menu the movie will kick in, preventing your screen from burning-in.
The end jump of the movies would be set to another menu that times out to a script which would include the exit command. This will end the playback and after a defined time your player will go into sleep mode.

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You can download a free application like CPU-Z or Speccy to find your RAM frequency and many other internal features of your computer.
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as you said you also installed 2 new RAM's along with Graphic Card,
also check your graphic card drivers... may be they are not set to display when wake up!
Try to download updated software for your graphic card..
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