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<blockquote data-quote="Cuitlahac" data-source="post: 415066" data-attributes="member: 78908">The included standard plugin PowerScheduler can do this. Look <a href="https://www.team-mediaportal.com/manual/PowerScheduler" target="_blank">here </a>for how to set it up. Very important is, that from then on you only let the powerscheduler set the PC to standby/hibernate and not windows! Only if that's the case, it wakes up automatically for recordings.If you experience any problems after your PC resumes from standby/hibernate, you should have a look at the MPStandbyHandler (see link in my signature). This little program helps to solve some wakeup problems. This combination works perfect here.ps. With your first problem it is quite difficult to help from here, because picture quality depends on so many variables. Maybe with some more information from your side anyone else can help you.Which Windows do you use? XP? Vista? V7?Which graphics card? Which driver version?How is your PC connected to your TV?What TV do you have? Plasma? LCD? CRT?Which codecs are installed and used in MP?...I think, best would be to fill out the system specs in your user profile and set the &quot;display system specs to members&quot; setting to &quot;yes&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cuitlahac, post: 415066, member: 78908"] The included standard plugin PowerScheduler can do this. Look [URL="https://www.team-mediaportal.com/manual/PowerScheduler"]here [/URL]for how to set it up. Very important is, that from then on you only let the powerscheduler set the PC to standby/hibernate and not windows! Only if that's the case, it wakes up automatically for recordings. If you experience any problems after your PC resumes from standby/hibernate, you should have a look at the MPStandbyHandler (see link in my signature). This little program helps to solve some wakeup problems. This combination works perfect here. ps. With your first problem it is quite difficult to help from here, because picture quality depends on so many variables. Maybe with some more information from your side anyone else can help you. Which Windows do you use? XP? Vista? V7? Which graphics card? Which driver version? How is your PC connected to your TV? What TV do you have? Plasma? LCD? CRT? Which codecs are installed and used in MP? ... I think, best would be to fill out the system specs in your user profile and set the "display system specs to members" setting to "yes" [/QUOTE]

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