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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1173831" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>Okay, understood.</p><p></p><p>It seems like you want to focus on figuring out why the PC will not enter standby. I'm happy to try to assist with that.</p><p></p><p>You asked:</p><p></p><p></p><p>The answer seems to be no. It might be easiest for you to monitor the TV service log file for yourself in real time, but as far as I can see this sample is the common situation (when MP is open):</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:41,081] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: StandbyWakeupThread triggered by check interval</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:41,097] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: LoadSettings()</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:41,128] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: SetWakeupTimer()</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:42,035] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Inspecting Scheduled Recordings: 01.02.2016 20:53:00</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:42,050] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Set wakeup timer to wakeup system at 01.02.2016 20:52:00</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:42,050] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: CheckForStandby()</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:42,066] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: SetStandbyMode(StandbyAllowed)</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:42,066] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: System is idle and may go to standby</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:42,066] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Active standby is disabled - standby is handled by Windows</p><p></p><p>As you can see, TV Server relies on Windows to put the PC into standby. If the PC is not going into standby then I assume it's either because Windows doesn't think the PC is going idle for 5 minutes, or the Windows power configuration is messed up somehow.</p><p></p><p>I can see entries like this:</p><p>[2016-01-31 11:32:58,243] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Requests preventing Windows standby: [DRIVER] Legacykernelaufrufer</p><p></p><p>That matches what you can see with powercfg. This happens when TV Server is using your tuner for EPG grabbing. Obviously EPG grabbing is a normal process, but I suppose if the EPG grabber is not configured correctly then it could prevent standby. So, you could try temporarily disabling EPG grabbing... or based on the log file, just disable grabbing for "EBRU TV" (TV Server seems to be trying and failing to grab EPG for that channel many times).</p><p></p><p>Otherwise, there's no other reason I can see for Windows to be keeping the PC awake.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1173831, member: 82144"] Okay, understood. It seems like you want to focus on figuring out why the PC will not enter standby. I'm happy to try to assist with that. You asked: The answer seems to be no. It might be easiest for you to monitor the TV service log file for yourself in real time, but as far as I can see this sample is the common situation (when MP is open): [2016-01-31 11:32:41,081] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: StandbyWakeupThread triggered by check interval [2016-01-31 11:32:41,097] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: LoadSettings() [2016-01-31 11:32:41,128] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: SetWakeupTimer() [2016-01-31 11:32:42,035] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Inspecting Scheduled Recordings: 01.02.2016 20:53:00 [2016-01-31 11:32:42,050] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Set wakeup timer to wakeup system at 01.02.2016 20:52:00 [2016-01-31 11:32:42,050] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: CheckForStandby() [2016-01-31 11:32:42,066] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: SetStandbyMode(StandbyAllowed) [2016-01-31 11:32:42,066] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: System is idle and may go to standby [2016-01-31 11:32:42,066] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Active standby is disabled - standby is handled by Windows As you can see, TV Server relies on Windows to put the PC into standby. If the PC is not going into standby then I assume it's either because Windows doesn't think the PC is going idle for 5 minutes, or the Windows power configuration is messed up somehow. I can see entries like this: [2016-01-31 11:32:58,243] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: Requests preventing Windows standby: [DRIVER] Legacykernelaufrufer That matches what you can see with powercfg. This happens when TV Server is using your tuner for EPG grabbing. Obviously EPG grabbing is a normal process, but I suppose if the EPG grabber is not configured correctly then it could prevent standby. So, you could try temporarily disabling EPG grabbing... or based on the log file, just disable grabbing for "EBRU TV" (TV Server seems to be trying and failing to grab EPG for that channel many times). Otherwise, there's no other reason I can see for Windows to be keeping the PC awake. [/QUOTE]
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