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<blockquote data-quote="johnbobjamesson" data-source="post: 4448" data-attributes="member: 10318">OKay, I gave it&nbsp; shot again with Suspend mode. I scheduled a recording at 1712 h for 1745 h. The system went into suspend mode automatically just fine, but didn't wake up at the set time. However, as you can see, the wakeup timer was set correctly and the log states that something happened at the correct time.At 1759 I manually turned the system on, it started recording (which I can see at my external TV box) and I had a look at the mediaportal.log. Now, if you didn't know what I just told you, according to the log there should have happened something, the log says it started recording. But believe me, nothing happened (no power on, nothing) and the file that started recording starts at 1800 h - right after I turned the system on manually.Here's the log:As I said before, it works fine with hibernation, then the log is actually true ;-)let me finish this post with the never enough said: Thank you, fred!J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnbobjamesson, post: 4448, member: 10318"] OKay, I gave it shot again with Suspend mode. I scheduled a recording at 1712 h for 1745 h. The system went into suspend mode automatically just fine, but didn't wake up at the set time. However, as you can see, the wakeup timer was set correctly and the log states that something happened at the correct time. At 1759 I manually turned the system on, it started recording (which I can see at my external TV box) and I had a look at the mediaportal.log. Now, if you didn't know what I just told you, according to the log there should have happened something, the log says it started recording. But believe me, nothing happened (no power on, nothing) and the file that started recording starts at 1800 h - right after I turned the system on manually. Here's the log: As I said before, it works fine with hibernation, then the log is actually true ;-) let me finish this post with the never enough said: Thank you, fred! J. [/QUOTE]

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