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AW: Re: PowerScheduler++ 1.2.2.1 - Stable version for MediaPortal 1.2.xIf the check interval is set too long, it might be possible that some events (e.g. changes in scheduled recordings) are not seen by PS++ before the system is suspended manually and thus will be ignored because there is no recalculation of the next wakeup time. On the other hand the check interval should not be too short to reduce CPU load (and log file length - which is not so important because the logfile should be rotated every some days). So the default value of 15 sec seems to be a good compromise for the check interval. But you can adjust it on the "Advanced" tab, if you like and you can disable "Extensive logging" which should reduce PS++'s logs dramatically...Michael
AW: Re: PowerScheduler++ 1.2.2.1 - Stable version for MediaPortal 1.2.x
If the check interval is set too long, it might be possible that some events (e.g. changes in scheduled recordings) are not seen by PS++ before the system is suspended manually and thus will be ignored because there is no recalculation of the next wakeup time. On the other hand the check interval should not be too short to reduce CPU load (and log file length - which is not so important because the logfile should be rotated every some days). So the default value of 15 sec seems to be a good compromise for the check interval. But you can adjust it on the "Advanced" tab, if you like and you can disable "Extensive logging" which should reduce PS++'s logs dramatically...
Michael
