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<blockquote data-quote="doveman" data-source="post: 407642" data-attributes="member: 67412"><p>I don't generally have MP loaded when I go into standby, so it doesn't load on resume anyway. In fact, for now I'll take out the Stop/Start MP commands.</p><p></p><p>I changed the setup so, instead of stopping the TVservice on standby and starting it on resume, it does both on resume. When I first tried this, it seemed to have worked but now it isn't and I get an "Unable to start timeshifting. Unknown Error occured" message on trying to start LiveTV.</p><p></p><p>If I stop and start TVservice manually (either from services.msc or TVServer config) it fixes it.</p><p></p><p>I set "Delay in seconds before TVServer detects cards" to 10 in TVServer config but after resuming, when I looked under Manual Control it shows my DVB-T tuners (cards 2 and 3) as n/a.</p><p></p><p>I then tried setting a delay on the TVServiceStart task of 10 seconds as well, which I thought had worked as the tuners didn't show as n/a after that, but I still get an unknown error on trying to view LiveTV or start timeshifting from TVServer config.</p><p></p><p>MP debug log attached. Here's the MPSH log without the MP stop/start commands:</p><p></p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:34 - INFO System Session Change: SessionLock</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:34 - INFO System PowerEvent: ResumeSuspend</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:34 - INFO OnResume</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Job Load - Loaded RESUME job TVServiceStop</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Job Load - Loaded RESUME job TVServiceStart</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Sending: SPLASH==Running TVServiceStop</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Server returned command SPLASH==Running TVServiceStop successfully identified</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Process Stop - Trying to KILL TvService (20s) (id:3456)</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Process Stop - Successfully terminated TvService (id:3456)</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Sending: SPLASH==Running TVServiceStart</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Server returned command SPLASH==Running TVServiceStart successfully identified</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO TVServiceStart - Delaying for 10s</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:46 - INFO Service Start - Trying to start (30s): TVService</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:54 - INFO System Session Change: SessionUnlock</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:54 - INFO System PowerEvent: ResumeAutomatic</p><p>17/04/2009 14:03:54 - INFO OnResume - Already resuming</p><p>17/04/2009 14:04:14 - INFO Service Start - Successfully started: TVService</p><p>17/04/2009 14:04:14 - INFO OnResume - Done</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="doveman, post: 407642, member: 67412"] I don't generally have MP loaded when I go into standby, so it doesn't load on resume anyway. In fact, for now I'll take out the Stop/Start MP commands. I changed the setup so, instead of stopping the TVservice on standby and starting it on resume, it does both on resume. When I first tried this, it seemed to have worked but now it isn't and I get an "Unable to start timeshifting. Unknown Error occured" message on trying to start LiveTV. If I stop and start TVservice manually (either from services.msc or TVServer config) it fixes it. I set "Delay in seconds before TVServer detects cards" to 10 in TVServer config but after resuming, when I looked under Manual Control it shows my DVB-T tuners (cards 2 and 3) as n/a. I then tried setting a delay on the TVServiceStart task of 10 seconds as well, which I thought had worked as the tuners didn't show as n/a after that, but I still get an unknown error on trying to view LiveTV or start timeshifting from TVServer config. MP debug log attached. Here's the MPSH log without the MP stop/start commands: 17/04/2009 14:03:34 - INFO System Session Change: SessionLock 17/04/2009 14:03:34 - INFO System PowerEvent: ResumeSuspend 17/04/2009 14:03:34 - INFO OnResume 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Job Load - Loaded RESUME job TVServiceStop 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Job Load - Loaded RESUME job TVServiceStart 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Sending: SPLASH==Running TVServiceStop 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Server returned command SPLASH==Running TVServiceStop successfully identified 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Process Stop - Trying to KILL TvService (20s) (id:3456) 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO Process Stop - Successfully terminated TvService (id:3456) 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Sending: SPLASH==Running TVServiceStart 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO RemoteClient - Server returned command SPLASH==Running TVServiceStart successfully identified 17/04/2009 14:03:35 - INFO TVServiceStart - Delaying for 10s 17/04/2009 14:03:46 - INFO Service Start - Trying to start (30s): TVService 17/04/2009 14:03:54 - INFO System Session Change: SessionUnlock 17/04/2009 14:03:54 - INFO System PowerEvent: ResumeAutomatic 17/04/2009 14:03:54 - INFO OnResume - Already resuming 17/04/2009 14:04:14 - INFO Service Start - Successfully started: TVService 17/04/2009 14:04:14 - INFO OnResume - Done [/QUOTE]
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