TV-Server Version: 1.0.0
MediaPortal Version: 1.0.0
Windows Version: XP MCE 2005 SP3
I have finally upgraded my system with a clean install of MP 1.0.0 from RC3. When i was using RC3 i had to restart the tvservice twice every resume manually using a batch script before tv would work. I was so happy when i fired up MP 1 from standby to find the tv was working by itself. However i now have a problem with recording from s3 standby. Basically nothing happens, it wakes up stays on the home screen for about 3 mins before going back into standby. I checked when my htpc had woken up for a recording and going into the tv page shows that the service is running but you cant actually view a channel or the guide. I tried restarting on resume but this didnt make any difference either. Basically if i resume the htpc the service is still running but if it resumes automatically for a recording then the tvservice is useless. I also tried re-initialise tuner in powerscheduler but this stopped it from waking up for a recording altogether. Anyone got any ideas...
MediaPortal Version: 1.0.0
Windows Version: XP MCE 2005 SP3
I have finally upgraded my system with a clean install of MP 1.0.0 from RC3. When i was using RC3 i had to restart the tvservice twice every resume manually using a batch script before tv would work. I was so happy when i fired up MP 1 from standby to find the tv was working by itself. However i now have a problem with recording from s3 standby. Basically nothing happens, it wakes up stays on the home screen for about 3 mins before going back into standby. I checked when my htpc had woken up for a recording and going into the tv page shows that the service is running but you cant actually view a channel or the guide. I tried restarting on resume but this didnt make any difference either. Basically if i resume the htpc the service is still running but if it resumes automatically for a recording then the tvservice is useless. I also tried re-initialise tuner in powerscheduler but this stopped it from waking up for a recording altogether. Anyone got any ideas...
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