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<blockquote data-quote="Mercbac" data-source="post: 321154" data-attributes="member: 48233">Not sure if this is only me or if otherwise only very few people are really running BETA09 on an operational HTPC, but when I set the &quot;Kill Immediately&quot; option (new to beta09) to true for the shutdown of TV Service on the Standby tab, then the HTPC will not wake up for a scheduled recording. I could imagine this has to do with TV Service being killed and therefore not having the chance to set a wake-up alarm before the machine enters S3. As soon as I switch the option to false it does wake up, but then I can not be sure that a recording will actually work, because maybe TV Service wasn't done stopping before entering S3 and will therefore not start, meaning failed recording anyway. I do believe that it would work better with a TV Service REstart after resume. The only problem I had when trying it from a Powershell script (tied to the wake-up event in Windows Task Scheduler) was that in combination with the &quot;restart MP&quot; option in MP Config, it would often cause problems in MP. I can test if doing a forced restart of MP from the same script would work better, so that I can time it to start after the TV Service restart.Is this &quot;REstart after resume&quot; something you could imagine building into your tool, Josch?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercbac, post: 321154, member: 48233"] Not sure if this is only me or if otherwise only very few people are really running BETA09 on an operational HTPC, but when I set the "Kill Immediately" option (new to beta09) to true for the shutdown of TV Service on the Standby tab, then the HTPC will not wake up for a scheduled recording. I could imagine this has to do with TV Service being killed and therefore not having the chance to set a wake-up alarm before the machine enters S3. As soon as I switch the option to false it does wake up, but then I can not be sure that a recording will actually work, because maybe TV Service wasn't done stopping before entering S3 and will therefore not start, meaning failed recording anyway. I do believe that it would work better with a TV Service REstart after resume. The only problem I had when trying it from a Powershell script (tied to the wake-up event in Windows Task Scheduler) was that in combination with the "restart MP" option in MP Config, it would often cause problems in MP. I can test if doing a forced restart of MP from the same script would work better, so that I can time it to start after the TV Service restart. Is this "REstart after resume" something you could imagine building into your tool, Josch? [/QUOTE]

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