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<blockquote data-quote="gibman" data-source="post: 167536" data-attributes="member: 25430">I've just implemented this.Look out for rev. #364It's now possible for MP to automatically recall the last used module when starting app from scratch or when resuming from hibernation/standby. Look in MP config under general settings to enable it.It even remebers the fullscreen state of the tve3 TVplugin.Now WAF score should have gained a few points.It's tested here on tve3 multiseat on dvb channels.So obviously we need to test analogue and singleseat etc.It doesn't resume divx movies or music tracks...or any other special context.If you turned off MP when browsing mymusic or any other plugin, then when resuming MP it recalls that plugin in it's initial state.If it doesnt work for u - then simply deactive it from mp config.Entering a powerstate (ex. hiber og standby) by using ur remote control is now a tad bit slower.This is expected since the faster way of doing it before didn't clean up properly so when it resumed several problems appeared./Gibman</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gibman, post: 167536, member: 25430"] I've just implemented this. Look out for rev. #364 It's now possible for MP to automatically recall the last used module when starting app from scratch or when resuming from hibernation/standby. Look in MP config under general settings to enable it. It even remebers the fullscreen state of the tve3 TVplugin. Now WAF score should have gained a few points. It's tested here on tve3 multiseat on dvb channels. So obviously we need to test analogue and singleseat etc. It doesn't resume divx movies or music tracks...or any other special context. If you turned off MP when browsing mymusic or any other plugin, then when resuming MP it recalls that plugin in it's initial state. If it doesnt work for u - then simply deactive it from mp config. Entering a powerstate (ex. hiber og standby) by using ur remote control is now a tad bit slower. This is expected since the faster way of doing it before didn't clean up properly so when it resumed several problems appeared. /Gibman [/QUOTE]

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