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<blockquote data-quote="PJ" data-source="post: 324859" data-attributes="member: 10411">Always Start MP on Resume Option?Is there any way to make MP always start on resume?&nbsp; I've got the power button on my remote set to exit MP (closes to a black desktop with no icons or task bar), then the TV Server powerscheduler suspends after X minutes (2 or 3 I think).This works fine for standby but on resume MPStandbyHandler won't restart MP because it wasn't running on Suspend.&nbsp; I've had a look through the code from SVN and it looks like it may be a simple change to add a new Property to 'JobMediaportalStart.cs' called AlwaysStart, create a new string constant to represent the property and then update the 'SetDescriptions' and 'PrepareSepcialJobProperties' methods to implement the new value.Once that has been done, an extra check in the 'Run' method as part of the first if would be needed to pass when AlwaysStart = true;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; if (!test &amp;&amp; !Flags.MediaportalRunning &amp;&amp; !AlwaysStart)I haven't had a chance to see if this all that is required to include the functionality, but if that's the lot then I can upload the changes once I've tried it out.Cheers,PJ</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PJ, post: 324859, member: 10411"] [b]Always Start MP on Resume Option?[/b] Is there any way to make MP always start on resume? I've got the power button on my remote set to exit MP (closes to a black desktop with no icons or task bar), then the TV Server powerscheduler suspends after X minutes (2 or 3 I think). This works fine for standby but on resume MPStandbyHandler won't restart MP because it wasn't running on Suspend. I've had a look through the code from SVN and it looks like it may be a simple change to add a new Property to 'JobMediaportalStart.cs' called AlwaysStart, create a new string constant to represent the property and then update the 'SetDescriptions' and 'PrepareSepcialJobProperties' methods to implement the new value. Once that has been done, an extra check in the 'Run' method as part of the first if would be needed to pass when AlwaysStart = true; if (!test && !Flags.MediaportalRunning && !AlwaysStart) I haven't had a chance to see if this all that is required to include the functionality, but if that's the lot then I can upload the changes once I've tried it out. Cheers, PJ [/QUOTE]

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