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<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 792796" data-attributes="member: 85139">Future PowerScheduler++ Test Versions for MP 1.3Since MediaPortal 1.2.0 final is released now, I will make a stable version (PowerScheduler++ 1.2.0) out of the latest test version 1.1.8.0 as soon as possible and put it on the PowerScheduler++ homepage. In the meantime you can use PowerScheduler++ 1.8.0 for Mediaportal 1.2.0 final.This test thread will then continue with a new alpha version of a PowerScheduler++ targeted for Mediaportal 1.3. It will provide a new GUI that will simplify the configuration of a HTPC's standby and wakeup functionality and will also set the Windows power options to some reasonable values (depending on the selected profile). The other side of the coin is that some &quot;legacy&quot; options will be dropped out (e.g. no more &quot;Allowed standby hours&quot;) and PowerScheduler++ will completely rely on Windows when going to standby (no more &quot;PowerScheduler++ forces system to go to standby when idle&quot; option). Moreover I am intending to overcome the functional difference between local clients (single-seat) and remote clients, but this is definitifely experimental and will need a lot of testing...If you have wishes or comments for the new alpha version, I will be glad to hear your ideas.Michael</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 792796, member: 85139"] [b]Future PowerScheduler++ Test Versions for MP 1.3[/b] Since MediaPortal 1.2.0 final is released now, I will make a stable version (PowerScheduler++ 1.2.0) out of the latest test version 1.1.8.0 as soon as possible and put it on the PowerScheduler++ homepage. In the meantime you can use PowerScheduler++ 1.8.0 for Mediaportal 1.2.0 final. This test thread will then continue with a new alpha version of a PowerScheduler++ targeted for Mediaportal 1.3. It will provide a new GUI that will simplify the configuration of a HTPC's standby and wakeup functionality and will also set the Windows power options to some reasonable values (depending on the selected profile). The other side of the coin is that some "legacy" options will be dropped out (e.g. no more "Allowed standby hours") and PowerScheduler++ will completely rely on Windows when going to standby (no more "PowerScheduler++ forces system to go to standby when idle" option). Moreover I am intending to overcome the functional difference between local clients (single-seat) and remote clients, but this is definitifely experimental and will need a lot of testing... If you have wishes or comments for the new alpha version, I will be glad to hear your ideas. Michael [/QUOTE]

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