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<blockquote data-quote="usualsuspect" data-source="post: 621972" data-attributes="member: 91679">AW: SleepControl plugin for MediaPortal v0.7.5Thanks for the new version...I did not try the new version yet, but here's the short idea how to use the trigger mode.<a href="http://gmps-scheduler.de" target="_blank"></a><a href="http://gmps-scheduler.de" target="_blank">gmps</a> or mp's powerscheduler have built-in _idle_ timers which can be configured to run only when mp is in home window. this is working fine but the timers are fixed and there is no way to configure them from the mp-gui as sleep timers. with sleepcontrol you can now configure the sleeptimer to fall back into the home screen (but let the system awake). so, gmps/powerscheduler will be triggered to start their idle timers (e.g. 5 min) and afterwards send the system to sleep. advantage: _only_ gmps/powerscheduler will send the system to a suspend state and so you can be sure that before the next wakeup-time will be set correctly. that's all...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="usualsuspect, post: 621972, member: 91679"] [b]AW: SleepControl plugin for MediaPortal v0.7.5[/b] Thanks for the new version... I did not try the new version yet, but here's the short idea how to use the trigger mode. [URL="http://gmps-scheduler.de"] gmps[/URL] or mp's powerscheduler have built-in _idle_ timers which can be configured to run only when mp is in home window. this is working fine but the timers are fixed and there is no way to configure them from the mp-gui as sleep timers. with sleepcontrol you can now configure the sleeptimer to fall back into the home screen (but let the system awake). so, gmps/powerscheduler will be triggered to start their idle timers (e.g. 5 min) and afterwards send the system to sleep. advantage: _only_ gmps/powerscheduler will send the system to a suspend state and so you can be sure that before the next wakeup-time will be set correctly. that's all... [/QUOTE]

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