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Nothing new. I'd suggest rolling back and wait. This seems to be a specific issue with certain TV and as we don't have access to every manufactures TVs it's difficult to debug.

Anyone know how i can roll back the cec-package and libcec version?

I can get hold of the cec-packages but they dont make a difference... I'm not sure what was update in xbian or the libcec that broke it or even if there was an update...

I'm guessing so as it was fine...

We'll I can't believe it! Solved,

Another forum somewhere mentioned resetting the TV. Turned it off for 5mins and back on.....
The simplest things sometimes

Thanks for input - I too am amazed.

I assume that is on the latest release? (Staging or Stable)

@tomtomclub - Can you confirm?

but not on samsung D 8000 smart TV

@tomtomclub

it can even happen TV's motherboard will burnout. and sometimes only CEC chip.

on my PS59 motherboard was changed by Samsung a week ago.

(16th Mar, 2014 07:52 PM)mk01 Wrote: [ -> ]@tomtomclub

it can even happen TV's motherboard will burnout. and sometimes only CEC chip.

on my PS59 motherboard was changed by Samsung a week ago.

it can also happen again