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<blockquote data-quote="5Hundred" data-source="post: 318100" data-attributes="member: 62217"><p>[USER=71222]josch.hh[/USER] Thanks for your work on this, currently i use PVRscheduler (although i'm keen to switch to your plugin) it suffers from the same inability to run tasks as the computer suspends in Vista. </p><p></p><p>My simple solution to the Vista suspend problem is first to set the TVService to manual rather than automatic under administrative tools\services. I have a script that starts the TVservice when the computer boots. </p><p></p><p>Then i run a script after standby that stops the service, waits for 3 seconds and then starts the service, mp is also started but it is set to wait for the TVservice. So you can "get round" the lack of suspend activities by doing them after start!</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately for me when i tested your latest beta version even if i set no suspend jobs when the computer resumes it was skipping the tasks i had set e.g. stop tvservice, start tvservice. This made it of no use sadly so if you could look into this i would be very grateful.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="5Hundred, post: 318100, member: 62217"] [USER=71222]josch.hh[/USER] Thanks for your work on this, currently i use PVRscheduler (although i'm keen to switch to your plugin) it suffers from the same inability to run tasks as the computer suspends in Vista. My simple solution to the Vista suspend problem is first to set the TVService to manual rather than automatic under administrative tools\services. I have a script that starts the TVservice when the computer boots. Then i run a script after standby that stops the service, waits for 3 seconds and then starts the service, mp is also started but it is set to wait for the TVservice. So you can "get round" the lack of suspend activities by doing them after start! Unfortunately for me when i tested your latest beta version even if i set no suspend jobs when the computer resumes it was skipping the tasks i had set e.g. stop tvservice, start tvservice. This made it of no use sadly so if you could look into this i would be very grateful. [/QUOTE]
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