Hey,
I got a problem with my firedtv tv card after waking up from standby. I already started discussing that in the powerscheduler++ thread.
But now that I think its not a problem of powerscheduler, I decided to start this thread. At first I'll sum up the status quo:
My TV Server has the following specs:
Motherboard: ASUS E35M1-M
RAM: 2 GB
Graphic: onboard
OS: Win7 32bit
Mediaportal Version: Mepo 1.2.2
TV Cards: 2x FireDTV DVB-C
#1
So I installed the powerscheduler++ plugin on my clients and on the server. At first I power on a client and the server. Watching TV works fine now.
After 5 minutes doing nothing the server goes into standby mode. But after waking up again the FireDTV Tuners are shown in the "Manual Control" Tab as "n/a". (Before going into standby theyre shown as DVB-C).
Stopping and restarting the TV Service doesnt fix that error. Rebooting the PC does fix it!
Please have a look at tv1.log now
#2
The board user michael_t advised me that his firedtv tuner has a problem with the standby mode. He told me to use S4. I set the power saving mode in powerscheduler++ to S4. It didn't change anything. Error is still there. But: Do I have to activate S4 in BIOS or Windows?
#3
The board user Wbunaarf told me to check the device manager in windows and set a delay to initialize the tuners. He also told me to use legacy firewire driver.
I already changed to that driver. The tuners are always shown up in the device manager. No errors.
Setting a tuner initialize delay doesnt change a thing., too. error is still there
#4
I changed the idle state in the advanced tuning options from "stop card" to "pause card". No change. Erorr is still there.
#5
I read in another board that changig the driver to "Texas Instruments OHCI" might help. I did that before - but my error was still there.
#6
I thought about switching the OS to Vista or XP. Wbunaarf told me to stay with the latest - windows 7
#7
I think about the following points which could help solving that problem:
- compare my supporttool log with yours; maybe Ive to change the driver?!
- I read in the dvbviewer board that fireDTVs have Problems with Power-over-Firewire after Standby. So I'll check what if I use the extra power adapter for the firedtv and not use power-over-firewire.
- I also read in the dvbviewer board that Firedtvs have Problems with some PSUs. Im now using a very simple 130w PSU. I'll check with my seasonic 330w one.
- I read in the mce-community.de board that problems can occour because of the firewire cable. Maybe i check with another cable although i dont want to spent any more money on this
- I also read in the mce-community.de board that you have to change the firewire driver to legacy at first and then plug in the firedtv for the first time. maybe Ill do a fresh reinstall of windows 7 32bit
- Maybe I check Vista or XP
- I read that AMD Boards my cause errors. Maybe i check with my intel atom board and pci VIA Firewire card
I also read that its recommended to use Texas Insruments Firewire Controllers. It's a pitty that i havent one. Im not sure about spending money on this!
Any other ideas? Last I can do is sell these cards and buy a digitaldevices duoflex or something like that
I attached my FireDTV Supporttool Log here.
#8
User Wbunaarf told me to use only 1 firedtv card. I unplugged the otherone and disabled it in the tv server tab. In the manual control tab that card was shown as n/a from now on. I set tuners initialize delay to 30 and told powerscheduler to go to standby after 5 minutes.
at first i restartet and checked live tv. everything working fine. then i scheduled something, let the system go into standby and left home.
now as i came back i see that the system is still powered on and the tv service is stopped. I attached the TV2.log.
Last I thing I checked was the FireDTV TV Viewer after the system woke up from standby. Also that programm doesnt show TV. I think that looks like a driver/hardware/windows problem - and not a mediaportal problem
Any further tipps?
I got a problem with my firedtv tv card after waking up from standby. I already started discussing that in the powerscheduler++ thread.
But now that I think its not a problem of powerscheduler, I decided to start this thread. At first I'll sum up the status quo:
My TV Server has the following specs:
Motherboard: ASUS E35M1-M
RAM: 2 GB
Graphic: onboard
OS: Win7 32bit
Mediaportal Version: Mepo 1.2.2
TV Cards: 2x FireDTV DVB-C
#1
So I installed the powerscheduler++ plugin on my clients and on the server. At first I power on a client and the server. Watching TV works fine now.
After 5 minutes doing nothing the server goes into standby mode. But after waking up again the FireDTV Tuners are shown in the "Manual Control" Tab as "n/a". (Before going into standby theyre shown as DVB-C).
Stopping and restarting the TV Service doesnt fix that error. Rebooting the PC does fix it!
Please have a look at tv1.log now
#2
The board user michael_t advised me that his firedtv tuner has a problem with the standby mode. He told me to use S4. I set the power saving mode in powerscheduler++ to S4. It didn't change anything. Error is still there. But: Do I have to activate S4 in BIOS or Windows?
#3
The board user Wbunaarf told me to check the device manager in windows and set a delay to initialize the tuners. He also told me to use legacy firewire driver.
I already changed to that driver. The tuners are always shown up in the device manager. No errors.
Setting a tuner initialize delay doesnt change a thing., too. error is still there
#4
I changed the idle state in the advanced tuning options from "stop card" to "pause card". No change. Erorr is still there.
#5
I read in another board that changig the driver to "Texas Instruments OHCI" might help. I did that before - but my error was still there.
#6
I thought about switching the OS to Vista or XP. Wbunaarf told me to stay with the latest - windows 7
#7
I think about the following points which could help solving that problem:
- compare my supporttool log with yours; maybe Ive to change the driver?!
- I read in the dvbviewer board that fireDTVs have Problems with Power-over-Firewire after Standby. So I'll check what if I use the extra power adapter for the firedtv and not use power-over-firewire.
- I also read in the dvbviewer board that Firedtvs have Problems with some PSUs. Im now using a very simple 130w PSU. I'll check with my seasonic 330w one.
- I read in the mce-community.de board that problems can occour because of the firewire cable. Maybe i check with another cable although i dont want to spent any more money on this
- I also read in the mce-community.de board that you have to change the firewire driver to legacy at first and then plug in the firedtv for the first time. maybe Ill do a fresh reinstall of windows 7 32bit
- Maybe I check Vista or XP
- I read that AMD Boards my cause errors. Maybe i check with my intel atom board and pci VIA Firewire card
I also read that its recommended to use Texas Insruments Firewire Controllers. It's a pitty that i havent one. Im not sure about spending money on this!
Any other ideas? Last I can do is sell these cards and buy a digitaldevices duoflex or something like that
I attached my FireDTV Supporttool Log here.
#8
User Wbunaarf told me to use only 1 firedtv card. I unplugged the otherone and disabled it in the tv server tab. In the manual control tab that card was shown as n/a from now on. I set tuners initialize delay to 30 and told powerscheduler to go to standby after 5 minutes.
at first i restartet and checked live tv. everything working fine. then i scheduled something, let the system go into standby and left home.
now as i came back i see that the system is still powered on and the tv service is stopped. I attached the TV2.log.
Last I thing I checked was the FireDTV TV Viewer after the system woke up from standby. Also that programm doesnt show TV. I think that looks like a driver/hardware/windows problem - and not a mediaportal problem
Any further tipps?