FAQs: How to Manage Auto Reboot Settings on HDMI Codec

FAQs: Auto Reboot of Codec

Why is there no tab Auto Reboot in our codec?

The absence of an "Auto Reboot" tab in an codec's settings may be due to a few reasons:
  1. Software Version: It's possible that the "Auto Reboot" feature is not available in the current software version installed on the codec. In this case, upgrading the software to a newer version might introduce the "Auto Reboot" functionality.
If the "Auto Reboot" feature is required for the codec, it's advisable to go to FAQs: Download Firmware for Codec to download latest firmware and do upgrading.

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