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<blockquote data-quote="cewillis" data-source="post: 1113456" data-attributes="member: 106719"><p>mm,</p><p></p><p>Much appreciate your looking at this, and your expertise. But a few points --</p><p>1) Unless I am seriously mistaken:</p><p>The event at ***09:39:45.750000 [(6)]: TV service: Starting*** in tv.log is a startup (reboot) event, not a resume from standby. It corresponds to the first event at ***09:39:29.875000 [Info.][MPMain(1)]: Main: MediaPortal v1.2.3.0 is starting up on Windows XP ( Service Pack 3 ) [5.1.2600.196608]*** and to ***09:39:47.609375 [Info.][MPMain(1)]: Main: The TV service has started successfully.*** in Mediaportal.log. So it seems to me that everything before the reboot, including starting to initiate standby (not suspend), is not relevant to this discussion. Right? Wrong? (I was having some non-related, operator caused problems before -- thus the reboot and fresh start.)</p><p>There are no standby/resume cycles during this entire test time from 9:39:44 until 11:07:43. The dvd was playing for most of this time. from 9:40:36 until 11:02:46.</p><p></p><p>2) I absolutely, positively, 99.93% guarantee that this issue is related to starting a dvd. Whatever that is could of course somehow cause standby/resume to not work. But I routinely do several, at least 4 or 5 standby/resume cycles daily, and I have NEVER (99.93%) seen <em>this</em> issue without a dvd start involved.</p><p></p><p>3) Referring to post $22 above, I've almost convinced myself that 'the problem' is only with schedules that existed before starting the dvd. I have not been able to reproduce the problem by adding scheduled recordings after starting the dvd despite several tries, and it may be easier to reproduce for already existing schedules (worked 2 out of 2 tries). Does this suggest any possible area that could get broken? </p><p>So my swag is that live TV will also work OK. I'll try to repeat this, and try live TV.</p><p></p><p>I really hope that all this is clear, and that I'm not completely off base.</p><p>So, do I have point 1) right? If so, do you still suggest the same test procedures? </p><p>Do 2) and 3) suggest any other possibilities?</p><p></p><p>Thanks, mm.</p><p>Cal</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cewillis, post: 1113456, member: 106719"] mm, Much appreciate your looking at this, and your expertise. But a few points -- 1) Unless I am seriously mistaken: The event at ***09:39:45.750000 [(6)]: TV service: Starting*** in tv.log is a startup (reboot) event, not a resume from standby. It corresponds to the first event at ***09:39:29.875000 [Info.][MPMain(1)]: Main: MediaPortal v1.2.3.0 is starting up on Windows XP ( Service Pack 3 ) [5.1.2600.196608]*** and to ***09:39:47.609375 [Info.][MPMain(1)]: Main: The TV service has started successfully.*** in Mediaportal.log. So it seems to me that everything before the reboot, including starting to initiate standby (not suspend), is not relevant to this discussion. Right? Wrong? (I was having some non-related, operator caused problems before -- thus the reboot and fresh start.) There are no standby/resume cycles during this entire test time from 9:39:44 until 11:07:43. The dvd was playing for most of this time. from 9:40:36 until 11:02:46. 2) I absolutely, positively, 99.93% guarantee that this issue is related to starting a dvd. Whatever that is could of course somehow cause standby/resume to not work. But I routinely do several, at least 4 or 5 standby/resume cycles daily, and I have NEVER (99.93%) seen [I]this[/I] issue without a dvd start involved. 3) Referring to post $22 above, I've almost convinced myself that 'the problem' is only with schedules that existed before starting the dvd. I have not been able to reproduce the problem by adding scheduled recordings after starting the dvd despite several tries, and it may be easier to reproduce for already existing schedules (worked 2 out of 2 tries). Does this suggest any possible area that could get broken? So my swag is that live TV will also work OK. I'll try to repeat this, and try live TV. I really hope that all this is clear, and that I'm not completely off base. So, do I have point 1) right? If so, do you still suggest the same test procedures? Do 2) and 3) suggest any other possibilities? Thanks, mm. Cal [/QUOTE]
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