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<blockquote data-quote="Mew" data-source="post: 234203" data-attributes="member: 29012">Hi JohnFishI guess that you have enabled the Powerscheduler plugin in the TV Server and the client plugin in MediaPortal, as both are required.Theoretically you should have been able to standby singleseat using the remote button since SVN 16993(<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/untested-nightly-builds-197/tvengine3-snapshot-01-11-2008-01-08h-revision-16993-a-33782/" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/untested-nightly-builds-197/tvengine3-snapshot-01-11-2008-01-08h-revision-16993-a-33782/</a>)However, I must admit I haven't checked this as I have been used to ensuring TV is stopped and leaving MediaPortal on the home screen. The PowerScheduler plugins on my HTPC are set to hibernate after 5 minutes and this has worked fine, with the PC waking up for every scheduled recording. Ocassionally (about once a month on average) it does fail to hibernate although normally this is when it has woken up to run WebEPG.With regard to overlapping items, as Ray has said, I believe with TV Server, if the channels are on the same multiplex (for DVB-T) or transponder (DVB-S) a single card can record any of these channels simultaneously.As an example, in the UK on DVB-S, BBC1 London, BBC1 NI, BBC2 England, BBC3, BBC4, BBC News 24, CBeebies and CBBC are all on one transponder. I could therefore record a program on BBC1, BBC2, BBC3 and BBC4 all at the same time and it would only use one DVB-S card leaving my other one free for other programs.Mew</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mew, post: 234203, member: 29012"] Hi JohnFish I guess that you have enabled the Powerscheduler plugin in the TV Server and the client plugin in MediaPortal, as both are required. Theoretically you should have been able to standby singleseat using the remote button since SVN 16993 ([URL="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/untested-nightly-builds-197/tvengine3-snapshot-01-11-2008-01-08h-revision-16993-a-33782/"]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/untested-nightly-builds-197/tvengine3-snapshot-01-11-2008-01-08h-revision-16993-a-33782/[/URL]) However, I must admit I haven't checked this as I have been used to ensuring TV is stopped and leaving MediaPortal on the home screen. The PowerScheduler plugins on my HTPC are set to hibernate after 5 minutes and this has worked fine, with the PC waking up for every scheduled recording. Ocassionally (about once a month on average) it does fail to hibernate although normally this is when it has woken up to run WebEPG. With regard to overlapping items, as Ray has said, I believe with TV Server, if the channels are on the same multiplex (for DVB-T) or transponder (DVB-S) a single card can record any of these channels simultaneously. As an example, in the UK on DVB-S, BBC1 London, BBC1 NI, BBC2 England, BBC3, BBC4, BBC News 24, CBeebies and CBBC are all on one transponder. I could therefore record a program on BBC1, BBC2, BBC3 and BBC4 all at the same time and it would only use one DVB-S card leaving my other one free for other programs. Mew [/QUOTE]

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