Hi, I meant no disrepect due to my lack of understanding. Please don't be offended
I'm trying to understand and be as helpful as possible. I appreciate you folk all do this for free in your spare time. It is not lost on me 
From your description (and from the fact that normal standby works perfectly well in my setup) I too think it must be either the C++ HDMI Driver not sending the signal when choosing deep standby (or something similar) due to the H7S or it is sending it and the Soundbar is not hearing it. My setup (with the H7S plugged in to the Soundbar and the TV plugged into the soundbar) is, while not always that common, a good valid connection method and "should" work well. The Soundbar is behaving differently and possibly not right. Getting Samsung involved is going to be a waste of time so if it is not fix-able on the H7s (either by coding change or driver coding change) then I am happy to live with it as-is. I can simply perform one extra step to turn off the TV with a programmed button on my remote after I have put the H7 into deep standby. I'm not sure if ronand has his H7s plugged direct into his AMP or whether his AMP is plugged into his TV and the H7 plugged into his TV also ??
Just while I try the above latest Standby.py I wanted to double check with you. Last time I did the init 4, renamed the pyc file to pyc.old and copied the Standby.py over and the rebooted (init 6). When I look at the folder I see the pyc has reappeared. I assume that is normal and it takes your latest py file and creates the pyc from it?? Just want to be sure things are copying over properly and I am testing the right files?
From your description (and from the fact that normal standby works perfectly well in my setup) I too think it must be either the C++ HDMI Driver not sending the signal when choosing deep standby (or something similar) due to the H7S or it is sending it and the Soundbar is not hearing it. My setup (with the H7S plugged in to the Soundbar and the TV plugged into the soundbar) is, while not always that common, a good valid connection method and "should" work well. The Soundbar is behaving differently and possibly not right. Getting Samsung involved is going to be a waste of time so if it is not fix-able on the H7s (either by coding change or driver coding change) then I am happy to live with it as-is. I can simply perform one extra step to turn off the TV with a programmed button on my remote after I have put the H7 into deep standby. I'm not sure if ronand has his H7s plugged direct into his AMP or whether his AMP is plugged into his TV and the H7 plugged into his TV also ??
Just while I try the above latest Standby.py I wanted to double check with you. Last time I did the init 4, renamed the pyc file to pyc.old and copied the Standby.py over and the rebooted (init 6). When I look at the folder I see the pyc has reappeared. I assume that is normal and it takes your latest py file and creates the pyc from it?? Just want to be sure things are copying over properly and I am testing the right files?
