Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Doron" data-source="post: 136712" data-attributes="member: 18426">Well scoop I had to realize what I wrote was too obvious... sorry.What do you exactly mean if I tried? Waking up the TVServer by activating the MediaPortal client?Unfortuanatly I cannot try almost anything regarding the TVServer in the next few days since my old ATI 8500 card does not work with it, and my new hauppauge 150 is currently doing its way to my house on the mail.I did do the following expriment of watching movies without MediaPortal:1. Put the &quot;server&quot; to sleep. (s3 mode).2. Open the &quot;server&quot; video folder on a &quot;client&quot; ==&gt;The &quot;server&quot; woke up.3. On the &quot;client&quot;, start playing a movie from the &quot;server&quot;'s folder.4. Put the &quot;server&quot; to sleep ==&gt; The server looks as if it is getting into sleep mode but it instantly wakes up. The movie keeps playing on the client with no problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doron, post: 136712, member: 18426"] Well scoop I had to realize what I wrote was too obvious... sorry. What do you exactly mean if I tried? Waking up the TVServer by activating the MediaPortal client? Unfortuanatly I cannot try almost anything regarding the TVServer in the next few days since my old ATI 8500 card does not work with it, and my new hauppauge 150 is currently doing its way to my house on the mail. I did do the following expriment of watching movies without MediaPortal: 1. Put the "server" to sleep. (s3 mode). 2. Open the "server" video folder on a "client" ==>The "server" woke up. 3. On the "client", start playing a movie from the "server"'s folder. 4. Put the "server" to sleep ==> The server looks as if it is getting into sleep mode but it instantly wakes up. The movie keeps playing on the client with no problem. [/QUOTE]

Verification