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<blockquote data-quote="ambstuc" data-source="post: 488872" data-attributes="member: 96358">Adamw,thanks for the offer - I have configured both powerscheduler in client and server to a timeout of 15mins, not forcing either to standby, and allowing the server to &quot;resume for various events&quot;. Still the same issue - 1) Server refuses suspend when streaming to client (read in a previous thread that this is not a bug, but on a singleseater with no other server functions does not make sense and is a step backward...), but more importantly 2) After 15mins of watching recorded TV the system suspends (resulting in my wife commenting what a sh... system this is...). Is it the client powerscheduler that sends it to sleep, or the server scheduler that does not know what the client is doing (but if I move the mouse every few minutes does not seem to happen). I am also using MP standby tool as otherwise the resume is not reliable on my system).Ulf</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ambstuc, post: 488872, member: 96358"] Adamw, thanks for the offer - I have configured both powerscheduler in client and server to a timeout of 15mins, not forcing either to standby, and allowing the server to "resume for various events". Still the same issue - 1) Server refuses suspend when streaming to client (read in a previous thread that this is not a bug, but on a singleseater with no other server functions does not make sense and is a step backward...), but more importantly 2) After 15mins of watching recorded TV the system suspends (resulting in my wife commenting what a sh... system this is...). Is it the client powerscheduler that sends it to sleep, or the server scheduler that does not know what the client is doing (but if I move the mouse every few minutes does not seem to happen). I am also using MP standby tool as otherwise the resume is not reliable on my system). Ulf [/QUOTE]

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