- March 26, 2007
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When powering down the HTPC with the aid of the remote control we somehow process an extra call to gplayer.stop which is not needed.
Instead it causes havoc when resuming the HTPC.
The gplayer.stop command is often first carried out when the HTPC actually resumes from standby.
Not exactly a nice thing.
Often it has no ill effects.
But when resuming with "remember last active module" I often found myself in the situation where TV playback wouldnt automatically start.
Looking at the logs I could se TV being started ok, but a few lines later it was stopped also.
I found the culprit in the remoteplugins assembly.
In inputhandler.cs we call an synch. g.player.stop call just before calling suspend.
This call should be removed.
playback is stopped ok without this extra call to stop.
The issue happens when both dealing with hibernation as well as standby (S3).
http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=2646
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Instead it causes havoc when resuming the HTPC.
The gplayer.stop command is often first carried out when the HTPC actually resumes from standby.
Not exactly a nice thing.
Often it has no ill effects.
But when resuming with "remember last active module" I often found myself in the situation where TV playback wouldnt automatically start.
Looking at the logs I could se TV being started ok, but a few lines later it was stopped also.
I found the culprit in the remoteplugins assembly.
In inputhandler.cs we call an synch. g.player.stop call just before calling suspend.
This call should be removed.
playback is stopped ok without this extra call to stop.
The issue happens when both dealing with hibernation as well as standby (S3).
http://mantis.team-mediaportal.com/view.php?id=2646
Open the issue in Mantis...