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<blockquote data-quote="jimbeam128" data-source="post: 1028265" data-attributes="member: 85829"><p>I think I could isolate the problem a little. Mediaportal seems to "unload" my mdapifilter and is running out of time.</p><p></p><p>The 2nd recording (02:15) was configured with a channel which uses that mdapifilter0 </p><p></p><p>When the recording is finished MediaPortal wants to go to standby and I can see these last messages in the tvserver log:</p><p></p><p>[CODE]</p><p>2013-09-20 03:01:52.838000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: BDA MPEG2 Transport Information Filter</p><p>2013-09-20 03:01:52.839000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MediaPortal Ts Analyzer</p><p>2013-09-20 03:01:52.840000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MPEG2-Demultiplexer</p><p>2013-09-20 03:01:52.841000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Inf Tee</p><p>2013-09-20 03:01:52.842000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: mdapifilter0</p><p>2013-09-20 03:12:19.649000 [(7)]: TCP connect took : 999</p><p>2013-09-20 05:20:14.638000 [(6)]: TCP connect took : 1000[/CODE]</p><p></p><p>When the standby is "sucessfully" executed so that the system wakes up for the next recording I can see this messages in the log:</p><p>This is the output of the end of my first test-recording starting at 01:08</p><p>[CODE]</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.839000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: BDA MPEG2 Transport Information Filter</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.840000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MediaPortal Ts Analyzer</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.841000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MPEG2-Demultiplexer</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.841000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Inf Tee</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.842000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: mdapifilter0</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.848000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Inf Tee Second</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.850000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: FireDTV BDA Receiver DVBS2</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.851000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: FireDTV BDA Tuner DVBS2</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.852000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Generic Network Provider</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.853000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: free devices...</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.854000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: decompose done...</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.854000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Controller: dispose card:MediaPortal IPTV Source Filter</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.855000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Controller: dispose card:RadioWebStream Card (builtin)</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.855000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: RadioWebStream:Dispose()</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.855000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: PS: Run external command</p><p>2013-09-20 01:56:52.856000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: PS: Send "EnteringStandby" event[/CODE]</p><p></p><p>I think in the upper case here posted Mediaportal seems to run out of time:</p><p>[CODE]2013-09-20 03:12:19.649000 [(7)]: TCP connect took : 999[/CODE]</p><p></p><p>and cannot "inform" the OS about entering Standby-State as shown in the lower case:</p><p></p><p>[CODE]2013-09-20 01:56:52.856000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: PS: Send "EnteringStandby" event[/CODE]</p><p></p><p>Is there maybe any chance to force "quitting" by stopping the tvservice before going to standby to workarround this issue?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jimbeam128, post: 1028265, member: 85829"] I think I could isolate the problem a little. Mediaportal seems to "unload" my mdapifilter and is running out of time. The 2nd recording (02:15) was configured with a channel which uses that mdapifilter0 When the recording is finished MediaPortal wants to go to standby and I can see these last messages in the tvserver log: [CODE] 2013-09-20 03:01:52.838000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: BDA MPEG2 Transport Information Filter 2013-09-20 03:01:52.839000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MediaPortal Ts Analyzer 2013-09-20 03:01:52.840000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MPEG2-Demultiplexer 2013-09-20 03:01:52.841000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Inf Tee 2013-09-20 03:01:52.842000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: mdapifilter0 2013-09-20 03:12:19.649000 [(7)]: TCP connect took : 999 2013-09-20 05:20:14.638000 [(6)]: TCP connect took : 1000[/CODE] When the standby is "sucessfully" executed so that the system wakes up for the next recording I can see this messages in the log: This is the output of the end of my first test-recording starting at 01:08 [CODE] 2013-09-20 01:56:52.839000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: BDA MPEG2 Transport Information Filter 2013-09-20 01:56:52.840000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MediaPortal Ts Analyzer 2013-09-20 01:56:52.841000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: MPEG2-Demultiplexer 2013-09-20 01:56:52.841000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Inf Tee 2013-09-20 01:56:52.842000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: mdapifilter0 2013-09-20 01:56:52.848000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Inf Tee Second 2013-09-20 01:56:52.850000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: FireDTV BDA Receiver DVBS2 2013-09-20 01:56:52.851000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: FireDTV BDA Tuner DVBS2 2013-09-20 01:56:52.852000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Remove filter from graph: Generic Network Provider 2013-09-20 01:56:52.853000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: free devices... 2013-09-20 01:56:52.854000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: decompose done... 2013-09-20 01:56:52.854000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Controller: dispose card:MediaPortal IPTV Source Filter 2013-09-20 01:56:52.855000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: Controller: dispose card:RadioWebStream Card (builtin) 2013-09-20 01:56:52.855000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: RadioWebStream:Dispose() 2013-09-20 01:56:52.855000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: PS: Run external command 2013-09-20 01:56:52.856000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: PS: Send "EnteringStandby" event[/CODE] I think in the upper case here posted Mediaportal seems to run out of time: [CODE]2013-09-20 03:12:19.649000 [(7)]: TCP connect took : 999[/CODE] and cannot "inform" the OS about entering Standby-State as shown in the lower case: [CODE]2013-09-20 01:56:52.856000 [PowerEventThread(9)]: PS: Send "EnteringStandby" event[/CODE] Is there maybe any chance to force "quitting" by stopping the tvservice before going to standby to workarround this issue? [/QUOTE]
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