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<blockquote data-quote="gperkinson" data-source="post: 644845" data-attributes="member: 83961"><p>Hi TE3HPURP,</p><p></p><p>Looks like since I raised this post the machine eventually went into sleep mode - my wife arrived home prior to me last night and mentioned it was in sleep mode, however there was a "disconnection from TV" issue when she fired up the machine - I think this might have been caused by a delay in the TV Tuner statrtup (that I set to 20 seconds) and no delay in starting up TV Service i.e. the card was not activated before Media Portal was started up - I simply set 20 seconds on that as well to give the machine enough time to startup properly. I also noticed the EPG had not updated properly for some reason??</p><p></p><p>Anyhow, I activated the "extensive log" files and set the client and TV Service Powerscheduler settings to 5 minutes as you suggested. I also set the EPG upday for 06:30 - the machine went to sleep OK and the EPG updated as normal this morning, so hopefully (fingers crossed) everything is OK.</p><p></p><p>One question, if I want the machine NOT to go into sleep mode between 5:00pm and 11:00pm, how do I set the "Allow The Machine To Go Into Sleep Mode Between" options? The obvious is 23 to 17, but in prior versions anyway this didn't work - does this work in version 1.1.0?? The reason I ask is that possibly my machine did not sleep previously because I set it to the options above (I cannot remember when I changed it back to the default of 0 to 24 i.e. do not stop the machine going into standby)</p><p></p><p>Luukske, I notice above that you are putting your machine into Hibernate. From memory I used to have issues with this - why don't you try Suspend - this works well for me and means that the USB slots are active (there is a small trickle of power going to them) during sleep so things like a remote control can wake the machine from sleep (see MPTray). I'm unsure of your operating system, but I also had a lot of sleep issues until I updated to SP2 in Vista.</p><p></p><p>Anyhow, if I have any further issues, I will post some logs.</p><p></p><p>Keen to hear any thoughts on the "Allow The Machine To Go Into Sleep Mode Between" options!!</p><p></p><p>Regards</p><p></p><p>Graham</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gperkinson, post: 644845, member: 83961"] Hi TE3HPURP, Looks like since I raised this post the machine eventually went into sleep mode - my wife arrived home prior to me last night and mentioned it was in sleep mode, however there was a "disconnection from TV" issue when she fired up the machine - I think this might have been caused by a delay in the TV Tuner statrtup (that I set to 20 seconds) and no delay in starting up TV Service i.e. the card was not activated before Media Portal was started up - I simply set 20 seconds on that as well to give the machine enough time to startup properly. I also noticed the EPG had not updated properly for some reason?? Anyhow, I activated the "extensive log" files and set the client and TV Service Powerscheduler settings to 5 minutes as you suggested. I also set the EPG upday for 06:30 - the machine went to sleep OK and the EPG updated as normal this morning, so hopefully (fingers crossed) everything is OK. One question, if I want the machine NOT to go into sleep mode between 5:00pm and 11:00pm, how do I set the "Allow The Machine To Go Into Sleep Mode Between" options? The obvious is 23 to 17, but in prior versions anyway this didn't work - does this work in version 1.1.0?? The reason I ask is that possibly my machine did not sleep previously because I set it to the options above (I cannot remember when I changed it back to the default of 0 to 24 i.e. do not stop the machine going into standby) Luukske, I notice above that you are putting your machine into Hibernate. From memory I used to have issues with this - why don't you try Suspend - this works well for me and means that the USB slots are active (there is a small trickle of power going to them) during sleep so things like a remote control can wake the machine from sleep (see MPTray). I'm unsure of your operating system, but I also had a lot of sleep issues until I updated to SP2 in Vista. Anyhow, if I have any further issues, I will post some logs. Keen to hear any thoughts on the "Allow The Machine To Go Into Sleep Mode Between" options!! Regards Graham [/QUOTE]
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