PowerScheduler++ 1.4.0.x - Stable versions for MediaPortal 1.4 (3 Viewers)

Luca Brasi

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    I'll do some research and come back to you...
     

    Luca Brasi

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    Think I got it:
    C:\Users\MYUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\For The Record\ConnectionProfiles.config

    Code:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
    <profiles xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
      <ConnectionProfile>
        <Name>HTPC</Name>
        <ServerSettings>
          <Transport>NetTcp</Transport>
          <ServerName>192.168.1.2</ServerName>
          <Port>49942</Port>
          <WakeOnLan>
            <Enabled>true</Enabled>
            <MacAddresses>004E4D14039B</MacAddresses>
            <IPAddress>192.168.172.113</IPAddress>
            <TimeoutSeconds>60</TimeoutSeconds>
          </WakeOnLan>
        </ServerSettings>
        <SavePassword>false</SavePassword>
      </ConnectionProfile>
    </profiles>


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    michael_t

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    I could try to make some "quick hack" for PS++ to interpret the ...\For The Record\ConnectionProfiles.config" file to integrate the PS++ client plugin and ForThe Record. But I did some research in the FTR forums and always found the statement: "disable PowerScheduler". So before I begin the work, I would really like to have some feedback of a FTR developer, that I am on the right way or that there are good reasons why FTR and PS++ cannot exist together on one system.

    Michael
     

    killerharri

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    Hello,

    i just updates to MP 1.2.3 and PS++ 1.2.3.3.
    The new PS++ config options don't offer the shutdown to S5 ( Soft Off) any more.
    I did not find any hints regarding this in the changelogs.

    Why way this option removed? I liked it.
    Can i stil use the older vrsion with MP 1.2.3?
    I which PS++ version was the Shutdown to S5 dropped?

    Harri
     
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    Jay_UK

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    Hi there,

    I have a rather annoying issue...

    I have PS++ configured to wake and perform reboots, but the OS bugchecks/reports a crash when the reboot happens.

    No errors are generated in MePo, the logs look fine (I will post later), but the Windows event log reports a crash and there is a "recovered from crash window" on restart.

    I believe the bugcheck refers to USB (never easy to pinpoint), but if I perform a reboot from within MePo, or the Start Menu, or the commandline it reboots fine.

    What method/call for reboot/shutdown are you using? (I know from in the past with VB development I did, I had issues with certain types of system call to shutdown)

    Thanks,

    J.
     
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    michael_t

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    Why way this option removed? I liked it.
    Can i stil use the older vrsion with MP 1.2.3?
    I which PS++ version was the Shutdown to S5 dropped?
    The feature was dropped because it is not compatible with the IPowerSettings interface definition, which is not mine but a MP provided one. I removed it with the 1.2.3.0 version of PS++. With MP 1.2.3 (but not with MP 1.3) you can also use the old stable version 1.2.2.1 which can be found on the homepage.

    Michael
     
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    Scrounger

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    Hi michael_t,

    where i can find the source code of ps++?

    One improvement suggestion, if this is possible.
    If i shutdown / sleep / close MP on a client, a signal will sent to the tvserver. Then TvServer checks if there are any jobs still to do, otherwise it will go to sleep / away mode. So the TvServer will only be online if its really needed and must not wait for the configured sleep time.

    Is this perhaps possible?
     
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    Jay_UK

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    Hi Scrounger,

    What happens about multiple clients? or "singleseat" server and remote clients in your scenario?

    Why not set the sleep timeout to be just slightly longer than the heartbeat interval?

    J.
     

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