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Bewildered · 2008-05-18, 10:36

Hi,

I am using both PowerScheduler plugins in TV Server and MP - I have both set exactly the same (from memory pre-wake 300s, no sleep set to 600s, check every 25s and 'yes' to allow wake for events - I have the same settings in XP as I do in Vista. I am running in single seat configuration. The logs I sent are from the test I did to prove it wasn't working. Set a programe to record about 35 minutes into the future - put to sleep with power button a few minutes later (to make sure events are written so it 'knows' that it will have to wake. Machine fails to wake at the required time - I was watching it - simply didn't power on....no wonder then that it didn't record. As such though I think the failure to initialise record in the log is a little bogus as it suggests that is the problem, when really the problem was a lack of power to do it. When you resume MP from sleep MP crashes and gives you an error. Then the handy dandy log scrapper kicks in and packages the errors.

So as far as I can tell all setting OK....but no power-on from suspend to record....

For my first bug I must say I am stunned at the fast (and number of) responses. Maybe its just weekend?

Thanks
B.

2008-05-18, 10:36	#8 (permalink)
Bewildered Portal Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 12 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country:	Hi, I am using both PowerScheduler plugins in TV Server and MP - I have both set exactly the same (from memory pre-wake 300s, no sleep set to 600s, check every 25s and 'yes' to allow wake for events - I have the same settings in XP as I do in Vista. I am running in single seat configuration. The logs I sent are from the test I did to prove it wasn't working. Set a programe to record about 35 minutes into the future - put to sleep with power button a few minutes later (to make sure events are written so it 'knows' that it will have to wake. Machine fails to wake at the required time - I was watching it - simply didn't power on....no wonder then that it didn't record. As such though I think the failure to initialise record in the log is a little bogus as it suggests that is the problem, when really the problem was a lack of power to do it. When you resume MP from sleep MP crashes and gives you an error. Then the handy dandy log scrapper kicks in and packages the errors. So as far as I can tell all setting OK....but no power-on from suspend to record.... For my first bug I must say I am stunned at the fast (and number of) responses. Maybe its just weekend? Thanks B.