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<blockquote data-quote="johanj" data-source="post: 565477" data-attributes="member: 88055">I use a similar setup but computer 1 below can be more energy efficient and TV recordings are stored on the Mediaportal server because it needs to be awake for clients to work in latest Beta and below, maybe not in SVN? I haven't tried to get the recordings on the home server because the TV server needs to be awake anyway right now.(1) One home server HP EX475, hibernates during nights. Able to wake up HTPC computers from the web. Download EPG with XMLTV but not used for MediaPortal, only for my Pronto remote. Store movies and music on this computer.(2) Main HTPC, running two floppy-DTV with smartwii. Schedules XMLTV do download once a day. Hibernates when not in use. Win7 SSD disk-&gt; back from hibernate faster than my projector has warmed up the lamp. Store recorded TV shows on this computer on a separate disk. Use BigKevs web interface for remote recording, has to wake this computer through computer 1 for this.(3). Client HTPC. Computer (1) and (2) always awake when this computer is used. I have solved this with girder that wake the other computer up if asleep.Johan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johanj, post: 565477, member: 88055"] I use a similar setup but computer 1 below can be more energy efficient and TV recordings are stored on the Mediaportal server because it needs to be awake for clients to work in latest Beta and below, maybe not in SVN? I haven't tried to get the recordings on the home server because the TV server needs to be awake anyway right now. (1) One home server HP EX475, hibernates during nights. Able to wake up HTPC computers from the web. Download EPG with XMLTV but not used for MediaPortal, only for my Pronto remote. Store movies and music on this computer. (2) Main HTPC, running two floppy-DTV with smartwii. Schedules XMLTV do download once a day. Hibernates when not in use. Win7 SSD disk-> back from hibernate faster than my projector has warmed up the lamp. Store recorded TV shows on this computer on a separate disk. Use BigKevs web interface for remote recording, has to wake this computer through computer 1 for this. (3). Client HTPC. Computer (1) and (2) always awake when this computer is used. I have solved this with girder that wake the other computer up if asleep. Johan [/QUOTE]

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