How´s the stability today?

KoktGrus · 2007-03-25, 17:10

Is the TVE3 stable enough to use today? Has there been added any support for multiple audio-streams?

When will it get out from the beta-state?

Have a nice day =)

edit.

By the way, i read about the web-interface... i really like that feature! I just have one question... Has any got any idea how to wake the server up from S3-standby, when entering the webinterface? It would be really nice =D

infinityloop · 2007-03-25, 17:35

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Originally Posted by KoktGrus

Is the TVE3 stable enough to use today?

I use it everyday. it still has a few issues (see mantis), but no showstopers

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Originally Posted by KoktGrus

Has there been added any support for multiple audio-streams?

erm... if you mean if its possible to record a movie + all audiostreams -> yes, thats possible since a looooooong time allready

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Originally Posted by KoktGrus

When will it get out from the beta-state?

when its done

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Originally Posted by KoktGrus

By the way, i read about the web-interface... i really like that feature! I just have one question... Has any got any idea how to wake the server up from S3-standby, when entering the webinterface?

your idea means that you would have one server PC which is running the Webinterface and an other one where the TV-Server is installed.
you could wake your TV-Server up with WakeOnLan, but this feature has not been added yet.

I also do not know why that would be useful, because if you have an PC running 24/7 (where WebGuide is installed), then the TVServer should be installed there too -> no need for WakeOnLan

Muldini · 2007-03-25, 17:42

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I also do not know why that would be useful, because if you have an PC running 24/7 (where WebGuide is installed), then the TVServer should be installed there too -> no need for WakeOnLan

Now let's say both is installed on the same Server, but not running 24/7.
(e.g. nearly every single seat setup, running it 24/7 just doesnt make any sence unless you really need it 24/7!)
Now being anywhere you want, able to connect to my home network, it would be nice to be able to wake up my HTPC.

Im not sure since I havent tried yet but i think it would work to just enable WakeOnLan though and then connect to it. Even though WOL ain't integrated into MP itself yet. Wheres the difference between just turning it on though, which works aswell

Regards, Muldini

KoktGrus · 2007-03-25, 17:43

but i don´t have any computer running 24/7... i´ll be using the single seat =)

Roberdin · 2007-03-25, 18:20

You could send a wake-on-LAN packet to wake up the PC then wait a few minutes while it starts, then connect to the web server. I don't see how else this could be designed, because in order for the web server to be running the computer must be obviously running as well.

infinityloop · 2007-03-25, 19:11

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Originally Posted by infinityloop

I also do not know why that would be useful, because if you have an PC running 24/7 (where WebGuide is installed), then the TVServer should be installed there too -> no need for WakeOnLan

Now let's say both is installed on the same Server, but not running 24/7

now, can you tell me how you want to use the WebGuide to wake up the PC where it is installed?
.........

I guess that you talked about a singlesteat installation. So what you need is a router which has a WOL (WakeOnLan) feature.
Then you can wake up your HTPC remotely, by accessing your routers webinterface, to i.e. schedule a few shows with the webguide.

BUT that functionality has no relation to TV-Server or WebGuide then

KoktGrus · 2007-03-25, 19:29

i´ll check out my router and see if it´s possible to fix... hope so =D

i can´t afford a sepparate tv-server yet, but i really want one =)

Muldini · 2007-03-25, 19:32

Ok, one of us missunderstood his wish i think.

"Has any got any idea how to wake the server up from S3-standby, when entering the webinterface?"

For me that means, if i enter "http://htpc-name/MPWebGuide", the PC is woken up by my NIC, which works fine. Ofc it takes a while until i really can access the page.

If he ment waking up the PC through the WebGuide itself, then ofc you are right i-loop.

Hope i was able to clear up what i ment

Regards, Muldini

KoktGrus · 2007-03-25, 22:33

you´ve got it

how did you do to get it work? =)

Muldini · 2007-03-25, 22:37

Just allow your NIC to wake up your PC (somewhere in Device Manager). I'm not sure it will work from outside your router though. Haven't tested that yet.

Kind Regards,
Muldini

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KoktGrus Portal Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 19 Posts: 233 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country: My System	How´s the stability today? Is the TVE3 stable enough to use today? Has there been added any support for multiple audio-streams? When will it get out from the beta-state? Have a nice day =) edit. By the way, i read about the web-interface... i really like that feature! I just have one question... Has any got any idea how to wake the server up from S3-standby, when entering the webinterface? It would be really nice =D Last edited by KoktGrus; 2007-03-25 at 17:18.

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2007-03-25, 17:43	#4 (permalink)
KoktGrus Portal Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 19 Posts: 233 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country: My System	but i don´t have any computer running 24/7... i´ll be using the single seat =)

2007-03-25, 18:20	#5 (permalink)
Roberdin Portal Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: London, United Kingdom Posts: 102 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	You could send a wake-on-LAN packet to wake up the PC then wait a few minutes while it starts, then connect to the web server. I don't see how else this could be designed, because in order for the web server to be running the computer must be obviously running as well.

2007-03-25, 19:29	#7 (permalink)
KoktGrus Portal Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 19 Posts: 233 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country: My System	i´ll check out my router and see if it´s possible to fix... hope so =D i can´t afford a sepparate tv-server yet, but i really want one =)

2007-03-25, 19:32	#8 (permalink)
Muldini Portal Tester Join Date: Feb 2007 Age: 24 Posts: 190 Thanks: 32 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country: My System	Ok, one of us missunderstood his wish i think. "Has any got any idea how to wake the server up from S3-standby, when entering the webinterface?" For me that means, if i enter "http://htpc-name/MPWebGuide", the PC is woken up by my NIC, which works fine. Ofc it takes a while until i really can access the page. If he ment waking up the PC through the WebGuide itself, then ofc you are right i-loop. Hope i was able to clear up what i ment Regards, Muldini

2007-03-25, 22:33	#9 (permalink)
KoktGrus Portal Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Age: 19 Posts: 233 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country: My System	you´ve got it how did you do to get it work? =)

2007-03-25, 22:37	#10 (permalink)
Muldini Portal Tester Join Date: Feb 2007 Age: 24 Posts: 190 Thanks: 32 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Country: My System	Just allow your NIC to wake up your PC (somewhere in Device Manager). I'm not sure it will work from outside your router though. Haven't tested that yet. Kind Regards, Muldini