No scheduled resume from standby for recording (1 Viewer)

[ggb]

after searching in the forum i can't find any solutions for my problem. Mediaportal willl not record anything. The PC is not resuming from standby. Thats why there is no logging.

I did a fresh install of Vista premium. Downloaded mediaportal 1.0 and use the codecs ffdshow and Cyberlink powerdvd. Everything works fine except recoding from standby. My motherboard (asus P5Q) is set to S3 only. Recording still doesn't work. Does anyone of you have an idea?

 

[Charly_Brown]

Hi,

have you configured powerscheduler?
How do you put mediaportal into standby?

Please also post the logs of TV-Server

Thanks

BR

Charly

 

[ggb]

Thanks for your reply Charly

Yes i have configured Powerscheduler (all settings are default except the option reinitialize tv-server on resume).
Stand-by is activated by an MCE remote controle.

Gerwin

P.s. tv server logs are added on the original post.

 

[Charly_Brown]

Hi Gerwin,

I think that you have the same problem as I have, if you use the option reinitialize TV when running your system on Vista. See this thread. Please make sure that inside powerscheduler the option "wakeup on various events" is ticked.
If you think your problem matches my description, let me know. If you like I will send you a modified TV-Service.

BR

Charly

 

[Dyfa]

Hi,

I have the same (or at least similar) problem.

Powerscheduler works fine, as long as I don't put the system in standby with my remote.

If I put the system in standby via MP's menus, Powerscheduler wakes the system to record. No problems. Same if I let Powerscheduler take the system down automatically (after x minutes).

But, if I press the powerbutton on my MCE remote (which is set to standby in Windows settings) Powerscheduler does not wake the system up to record.

Is this a known problem? Is there anything I can do about it? My kids tend to press the off button on the remote every time, which leads to missed recordings, which leads to an angry missus.

Kind regards,
Daniel.

 

[Mr Hipp]

The latest SVN has a fix that address this problem.

 

[Dyfa]

That's good news.

Thanks!

Daniel.

 

[ggb]

Very good news.

Thank you guys for a very good program!!!

Gerwin

 

[Charly_Brown]

Hi Mr. Hipp,

I checked the last SVN and the problem is IMHO not addressed (I only see a fix for the problem of list corruption), as it does not solve the problem that during execution of the various power-event-handlers the first executed power-event-handler is the one of TV-Service itself. And if "Reinitialize service" is ticked, all plugins are deregistered by tv-service and therefore the power event handlers of the plugins are no longer called. In my thread I have inserted a solution for the problem which is a working solution (and it increased the WAF dramatically ).

BR

Charly

 

[ronilse]

Hi,
To all.
The behavior for XP systems & Vista Systems when it comes to MCE power off button(suspend/hibernate) is:
In XP TV-Server can cancel the power off command & continue to check when it should wait etc & then continue a controlled power off event.
In Vista you simply can't prevent it & therefor TV-Server sometimes can't check for what to wake up for & therefore doesn't wake up later when expected.

So for Vista users, TV-Server needs to control the power off event & that means do not use power off button on remote(it can be worked around but for now, it's not done & i don't know when it will be).

Regards
Roy