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<blockquote data-quote="c0ffee" data-source="post: 555474" data-attributes="member: 100910">Hi,I've investigated further on issue 2) (TV Server constantly preventing standby after DVB EPG grab).This seems not to be related to DVB EPG grab, but to the usage of my DVB-C card.I've disabled DVB-EPG grabbing in TV Server completely and restarted it. MCE standby tool shows, that no one prevents the system from entering into standby automatically. If I preview a TV channel in the TV Server configuration, things change: someone blocks automatic standby (which is ok, as long, as the video is displayed). But if I close the video window, someone still blocks automatic standby according to MCE standby tool.I have no clue, if this is the device driver of my DVB-C card, the TV Server not releasing it properly or the TV Server itself.However, if TV Server is idle, I can use my DVB-C card in other TV applications (A stripped down version of DvbViewer, that came with the card).RegardsHeiko</blockquote>

[QUOTE="c0ffee, post: 555474, member: 100910"] Hi, I've investigated further on issue 2) (TV Server constantly preventing standby after DVB EPG grab). This seems not to be related to DVB EPG grab, but to the usage of my DVB-C card. I've disabled DVB-EPG grabbing in TV Server completely and restarted it. MCE standby tool shows, that no one prevents the system from entering into standby automatically. If I preview a TV channel in the TV Server configuration, things change: someone blocks automatic standby (which is ok, as long, as the video is displayed). But if I close the video window, someone still blocks automatic standby according to MCE standby tool. I have no clue, if this is the device driver of my DVB-C card, the TV Server not releasing it properly or the TV Server itself. However, if TV Server is idle, I can use my DVB-C card in other TV applications (A stripped down version of DvbViewer, that came with the card). Regards Heiko [/QUOTE]

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