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Re: PowerScheduler++ Version 1.2.0.10 (RC1)

Hi there.

I have just moved from a single-seat setup to a separate client server configuration.

I have always used Multishortcut to run PowerDVD from within MP for watching blueray discs and have had no problem with system standby on the single-seat setup. This was because of the option to add the list of processes to the TV server powerscheduler settings to stop the system sleeping.

However, now in my single-seat setup I can not find a method of stopping the client from going into standby when I am watching blueray discs. Does anyone know how to work around this to stop the client going into standby? Ultimately, is it possible to add a "do not sleep if the following processes are running" to the client plugin to stop this problem?

Thanks

Rob

<blockquote data-quote="robbo100" data-source="post: 720444" data-attributes="member: 91446">Re: PowerScheduler++ Version 1.2.0.10 (RC1)Hi there.I have just moved from a single-seat setup to a separate client server configuration.I have always used Multishortcut to run PowerDVD from within MP for watching blueray discs and have had no problem with system standby on the single-seat setup. This was because of the option to add the list of processes to the TV server powerscheduler settings to stop the system sleeping.However, now in my single-seat setup I can not find a method of stopping the client from going into standby when I am watching blueray discs. Does anyone know how to work around this to stop the client going into standby? Ultimately, is it possible to add a &quot;do not sleep if the following processes are running&quot; to the client plugin to stop this problem?ThanksRob</blockquote>

[QUOTE="robbo100, post: 720444, member: 91446"] [b]Re: PowerScheduler++ Version 1.2.0.10 (RC1)[/b] Hi there. I have just moved from a single-seat setup to a separate client server configuration. I have always used Multishortcut to run PowerDVD from within MP for watching blueray discs and have had no problem with system standby on the single-seat setup. This was because of the option to add the list of processes to the TV server powerscheduler settings to stop the system sleeping. However, now in my single-seat setup I can not find a method of stopping the client from going into standby when I am watching blueray discs. Does anyone know how to work around this to stop the client going into standby? Ultimately, is it possible to add a "do not sleep if the following processes are running" to the client plugin to stop this problem? Thanks Rob [/QUOTE]