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bug in PowerScheduler02 ???(in MP0100)
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<blockquote data-quote="HenriM" data-source="post: 6088" data-attributes="member: 10451"><p>Ok, I did some more testing. I made a very stupid mistake by hibernating the system when MP was not running. I was in the assumption that the Powerscheduler would also start MP up automatically in case it was not running... (perhaps a feature request?)</p><p></p><p>However I still had one occassion when the system didn't start up. Probaly this was due to the fact that I had set my time that the system should record before and after the show set to big, which causes the start time to be in the past.</p><p></p><p>29-11-2004 18:53:58 window:MediaPortal.GUI.TV.GUITVHome init</p><p>29-11-2004 18:53:58 Recorder.StartViewing:0 channel:VRT 1 tvon:True timeshift:True</p><p>29-11-2004 18:53:58 StreamBufferPlayer:Window (0,0)-(100,100) - (385,224)-(593,536)</p><p>29-11-2004 18:53:58 key:27 0x1B</p><p>29-11-2004 18:53:58 StreamBufferPlayer:show window</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:00 window:MediaPortal.GUI.TV.GUITVHome deinit</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:00 texturemanager:CleanupThumbs()</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:00 texturemanager:dispose:thumbs\tv\logos\VRT 1.gif total:76 mem left:233832448</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:00 window:MediaPortal.GUI.Home.HomeWindow init</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:00 key:27 0x1B</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:00 StreamBufferPlayer:Window (0,0)-(100,100) - (125,443)-(194,547)</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:05 PowerScheduler: next scheduled recording starttime: 29-12-2004 18:54:05 </p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:05 PowerScheduler: Set wakeup timer at 29-12-2004 18:53:05</p><p>29-11-2004 18:54:05 PowerScheduler: Shutdown timer activated, automatic shutdown in 3 minutes</p><p></p><p>It's interesting to see that at 29-11-2004 18:54:05 you see that the wakeup time is set at 29-12-2004 18:53:05 (which is in the past). I think this is an issue which cannot be solved. When the user is that stupid to hibernate the system when it's recording then the user is to blame <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p></p><p>Sorry to bother you Fred...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HenriM, post: 6088, member: 10451"] Ok, I did some more testing. I made a very stupid mistake by hibernating the system when MP was not running. I was in the assumption that the Powerscheduler would also start MP up automatically in case it was not running... (perhaps a feature request?) However I still had one occassion when the system didn't start up. Probaly this was due to the fact that I had set my time that the system should record before and after the show set to big, which causes the start time to be in the past. 29-11-2004 18:53:58 window:MediaPortal.GUI.TV.GUITVHome init 29-11-2004 18:53:58 Recorder.StartViewing:0 channel:VRT 1 tvon:True timeshift:True 29-11-2004 18:53:58 StreamBufferPlayer:Window (0,0)-(100,100) - (385,224)-(593,536) 29-11-2004 18:53:58 key:27 0x1B 29-11-2004 18:53:58 StreamBufferPlayer:show window 29-11-2004 18:54:00 window:MediaPortal.GUI.TV.GUITVHome deinit 29-11-2004 18:54:00 texturemanager:CleanupThumbs() 29-11-2004 18:54:00 texturemanager:dispose:thumbs\tv\logos\VRT 1.gif total:76 mem left:233832448 29-11-2004 18:54:00 window:MediaPortal.GUI.Home.HomeWindow init 29-11-2004 18:54:00 key:27 0x1B 29-11-2004 18:54:00 StreamBufferPlayer:Window (0,0)-(100,100) - (125,443)-(194,547) 29-11-2004 18:54:05 PowerScheduler: next scheduled recording starttime: 29-12-2004 18:54:05 29-11-2004 18:54:05 PowerScheduler: Set wakeup timer at 29-12-2004 18:53:05 29-11-2004 18:54:05 PowerScheduler: Shutdown timer activated, automatic shutdown in 3 minutes It's interesting to see that at 29-11-2004 18:54:05 you see that the wakeup time is set at 29-12-2004 18:53:05 (which is in the past). I think this is an issue which cannot be solved. When the user is that stupid to hibernate the system when it's recording then the user is to blame :-) Sorry to bother you Fred... [/QUOTE]
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