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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 665117" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,If you start MePo with the debug option (available from the Start Menu/Programs/Team Mediaportal) that will generate a zip file with everything in there...Can I just reconfirm with you.... that you have enabled both powerscheduler plugins (one in TV Server config, and the other in MePo config)? By the sounds of it you haven't??The option where you have specified 2 minutes is what is used to determine when the plugin will shutdown after detecting no &quot;activity&quot;. If you have only enabled the TVServer plugin, then the &quot;activity&quot; is only when a recording is happening, etc. It will ignore any other activity (movies, music, radio, pictures, etc) This is where you need to enable the Mediaportal Client Powerscheduler plugin. This plugin simply reports back to the TVServer plugin if there is activity on the front end (eg viewing movies, pictures, music, etc) - if there is activity then the TVServer powerscheduler plugin won't shutdown.Hope this helps,J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 665117, member: 98509"] Hi there, If you start MePo with the debug option (available from the Start Menu/Programs/Team Mediaportal) that will generate a zip file with everything in there... Can I just reconfirm with you.... that you have enabled both powerscheduler plugins (one in TV Server config, and the other in MePo config)? By the sounds of it you haven't?? The option where you have specified 2 minutes is what is used to determine when the plugin will shutdown after detecting no "activity". If you have only enabled the TVServer plugin, then the "activity" is only when a recording is happening, etc. It will ignore any other activity (movies, music, radio, pictures, etc) This is where you need to enable the Mediaportal Client Powerscheduler plugin. This plugin simply reports back to the TVServer plugin if there is activity on the front end (eg viewing movies, pictures, music, etc) - if there is activity then the TVServer powerscheduler plugin won't shutdown. Hope this helps, J. [/QUOTE]

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