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Just come across this thread while trying to trace a similar problem.

MP1 set-up currently at v1.27 has no server/client connection problems, both server PC and client PC run power scheduler in plug and play mode, client PC set to not sleep unless on home screen, server set to sleep after 15 mins inactivity under native windows 10 control. Both machines connected via ethernet cable to LAN.

After experimentation, the following behaviour consistently experienced:

Client plays back recorded TV - stream marked "active - yes" in server. If client pauses playback, stream marked in server "active - no" (as expected). When client resumes playback, stream wrongly continues to be marked as "active - no" with result that server sleeps after 15 mins even though a client is actively streaming. Only workaround is to stop playback rather than pause the client if a short break of less than 15mins required. Restarting the recording at the previous stop point results in a new active stream, and so the server won't sleep.
Any further thoughts, anyone? I couldn't find a solution elsewhere and so this may be a development issue.

<blockquote data-quote="RobW" data-source="post: 1286285" data-attributes="member: 166387">Just come across this thread while trying to trace a similar problem.&nbsp; MP1 set-up currently at v1.27 has no server/client connection problems, both server PC and client PC run power scheduler in plug and play mode, client PC set to not sleep unless on home screen, server set to sleep after 15 mins inactivity under native windows 10 control.&nbsp; Both machines connected via ethernet cable to LAN.&nbsp; After experimentation, the following behaviour consistently experienced:Client plays back recorded TV - stream marked &quot;active - yes&quot; in server.&nbsp; If client pauses playback, stream marked in server &quot;active - no&quot; (as expected).&nbsp; When client resumes playback, stream wrongly continues to be marked as &quot;active - no&quot; with result that server sleeps after 15 mins even though a client is actively streaming.&nbsp; Only workaround is to stop playback rather than pause the client if a short break of less than 15mins required.&nbsp; Restarting the recording at the previous stop point results in a new active stream, and so the server won't sleep.Any further thoughts, anyone?&nbsp; I couldn't find a solution elsewhere and so this may be a development issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobW, post: 1286285, member: 166387"] Just come across this thread while trying to trace a similar problem. MP1 set-up currently at v1.27 has no server/client connection problems, both server PC and client PC run power scheduler in plug and play mode, client PC set to not sleep unless on home screen, server set to sleep after 15 mins inactivity under native windows 10 control. Both machines connected via ethernet cable to LAN. After experimentation, the following behaviour consistently experienced: Client plays back recorded TV - stream marked "active - yes" in server. If client pauses playback, stream marked in server "active - no" (as expected). When client resumes playback, stream wrongly continues to be marked as "active - no" with result that server sleeps after 15 mins even though a client is actively streaming. Only workaround is to stop playback rather than pause the client if a short break of less than 15mins required. Restarting the recording at the previous stop point results in a new active stream, and so the server won't sleep. Any further thoughts, anyone? I couldn't find a solution elsewhere and so this may be a development issue. [/QUOTE]