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<blockquote data-quote="STSC" data-source="post: 13074" data-attributes="member: 10535">Can you give me a link for myTV and TV Guide. Maybe I can integrate this in the PVR Scheduler.In the latest version I renamed it to &quot;Recording Offset Time&quot;. This is supposed to be the same what you configured in the MP ConfigurationWhen you schedule a recording at 9:30 and you set the Recording Offset Time to 00:01 then it supposed to be 9:29, but MP gets one extra minute, so you computer will wake up at 9:28. (For all other recording programs&nbsp; 9:29)Actually that shouldn't happen, I will take a look at it.There are three different automatic modes (ON, OFF, IAM). I think that I will write a small FAQ this week, where I will explain it. But you can set the Automatic to On.If you set it to off, nothing will happen after recording, ON means that the pvr scheduler will put your pc into standby mode after every recording, IAM is a special automtic mode that will put your computer only into standby mode when the computer was started for this recording.Doesn't work. It'S supposed to start the PVR Scheduler GUI at windows startup, but this isn't necessary any more, because it's already running as windows service.If you activate &quot;Shutdown/Standby only when in Home Screen&quot; the computer will only enter standby mode by itself when MP is in the home window. This will work together with Inactivity Automatic, but it won't work when you put your computer manually into standby mode.Don't hesitate to ask further questions!&nbsp; BTW this is the latest one:<a href="http://www.diskozone.de/PVRScheduler1.1.2.msi" target="_blank">http://www.diskozone.de/PVRScheduler1.1.2.msi</a>But it seems that it doesn't like the US date format.&nbsp; <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="STSC, post: 13074, member: 10535"] Can you give me a link for myTV and TV Guide. Maybe I can integrate this in the PVR Scheduler. In the latest version I renamed it to "Recording Offset Time". This is supposed to be the same what you configured in the MP Configuration When you schedule a recording at 9:30 and you set the Recording Offset Time to 00:01 then it supposed to be 9:29, but MP gets one extra minute, so you computer will wake up at 9:28. (For all other recording programs 9:29) Actually that shouldn't happen, I will take a look at it. There are three different automatic modes (ON, OFF, IAM). I think that I will write a small FAQ this week, where I will explain it. But you can set the Automatic to On. If you set it to off, nothing will happen after recording, ON means that the pvr scheduler will put your pc into standby mode after every recording, IAM is a special automtic mode that will put your computer only into standby mode when the computer was started for this recording. Doesn't work. It'S supposed to start the PVR Scheduler GUI at windows startup, but this isn't necessary any more, because it's already running as windows service. If you activate "Shutdown/Standby only when in Home Screen" the computer will only enter standby mode by itself when MP is in the home window. This will work together with Inactivity Automatic, but it won't work when you put your computer manually into standby mode. Don't hesitate to ask further questions! BTW this is the latest one: [url]http://www.diskozone.de/PVRScheduler1.1.2.msi[/url] But it seems that it doesn't like the US date format. :( [/QUOTE]

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