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<blockquote data-quote="moonbase" data-source="post: 1101050" data-attributes="member: 178786">The process of turning on the back switch while holding down the power button gets you into the recovery menu.One of the options listed should be &quot;Network....&quot;The &quot;Network...&quot; option allows you to select a slot for an image and also allows you to scroll through a list of available images from the network feed.There is quite a selection of images in the list, all you need to do is select the image, select the slot and scroll down to the bottom line in the Network sub menu to load that image.If you have OpenATV is slot 1, the SF8008 always boots to the initial splash screen of OpenATV but then proceeds to the splash screns of the image in the slot you are booting from.It is the OpenATV initial splash screen that has the 1080p resolution and if your TV does not support 1080p the picture remains blank for a short while until the process moves on the the next stage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moonbase, post: 1101050, member: 178786"] The process of turning on the back switch while holding down the power button gets you into the recovery menu. One of the options listed should be "Network...." The "Network..." option allows you to select a slot for an image and also allows you to scroll through a list of available images from the network feed. There is quite a selection of images in the list, all you need to do is select the image, select the slot and scroll down to the bottom line in the Network sub menu to load that image. If you have OpenATV is slot 1, the SF8008 always boots to the initial splash screen of OpenATV but then proceeds to the splash screns of the image in the slot you are booting from. It is the OpenATV initial splash screen that has the 1080p resolution and if your TV does not support 1080p the picture remains blank for a short while until the process moves on the the next stage. [/QUOTE]

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