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Old 2008-05-27, 07:49   #10 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by panteon View Post
To me It sounds completely stupid that you are not able to disable or turn off the timeshift option – it was actually the only reason why I dumped MCE 2005…

A media center should be aiming for the lowest power consumption possible a unexploited timeshift option is just a waste of expensive current…why?
i am sorry, but all your arguments are plain ludicrous.

the useability improovement to have a timeshift buffer where i can just pause livetv and/or go a couple of minutes back because i missed something, was the main reason for me to actualy use and HTPC it for watching tv.
if you dont need that, then you dont need an HTPC imo.

if you can not affort the additional electricity bill of lets say €1,- per year (if HTPC is online 24/7), which is cause by the HDD which needs "more power" because its used for the timeshift buffer, then i doubt that you can affort an HTPC at all.

but if you are from green peace and want to "save earth", then setup a ramdisc and store the timeshiftbuffer there.


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Originally Posted by einstein72 View Post
No. I agree that it's stupid to include timeshifting and a client/server setup on a single seat install. When there's one pc where you run MP on, you still get the timeshifting and server crap you really can do without.
noone forces you to use the TV-Server.
if you dont like it, dont install it and just continue to use the inbuild engine of 1.0 RC1.

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I'm back to 0.2.3. And when that version stops working for me, I stop using Media Portal alltogether.
fine with me, good luck.
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