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    Hello HTPCSourcer,

    Oops & thanks for the reply.

    Could you send me a link that best describes how to set power settings in mp2 please. I want to have desktop settings. So pc wont hibernate when mp2 not running. But go to hibernation s4 when mp2 is running, wake up, record & after recording go back to hibernation. I am on a single seat system. I do not cate if i use powerscheduler or not. Thank you for your kind note above.

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    Gawd bless yah sah!

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    lacanox

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    Well ...... yes .... bit more black & white ..... think ...... Carry on Sergeant.

    Sorry to be a pain, but my system not using power scheduler will wake up from hibernate to record a program but then does not seem to go back to hibernate. Any ideas please?
     

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    Should I set a recording up, & then close MP2?
     

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    Would you bleedin' belive it! Its done it now!! But it took far longer to do it than the 5 minutes i have set in Windows
     

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    But it took far longer to do it than the 5 minutes i have set in Windows
    The system will enter sleep/hibernate status after the defined time once it is idle. If this wasn't the case after 5 min then something else kept the system in busy state, e.g. the post-recording time that you may have set - or something completely unrelated to MP2.
     

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    something else kept the system in busy state, e.g. the post-recording time that you may have set
    ...or grabbing the EPG (since @lacanox is using UK DVB-T/T2 with TV Server). I have my system setup to grab the EPG every hour for 10 minutes when the system is powered up but idle. This means that at the end of a recording, the system usually runs for the post-padding time (5 minutes), plus the EPG-grabbing time (10 minutes), and then it hibernates.

    The frequency of EPG grabbing, and the duration of EPG grabbing, can be set in "TV Server Config". You can also choose to use the "grab while watching/recording" setting, although I don't use that myself as there was some indication that it caused problems on my system.

    -- from CyberSimian in the UK
     

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    Thank you very much both. Yes i do pad my timed recordings, 7 minutes at the start, 10 minutes at the end. I will look at the tv config. I do have a very crowded pc. I have i tunes, Nero 2014, Quicken 2000, 3 Samsung Kies progs, digiguide (which i use via xmltv plugin for my epg) VLC media player. Also a remote desk top thing for work. Synctunes as well, so i can have all my ipod stuff on my phone. Indeed i need to get rid of some things on my c drive, of 77.7gb i have only 6.29 gb left so the c drive is a pretty red line.

    I need to investigate further. However do i leave the MP2 gui running when i have set a recording or should i close it? I think on MP1 it did not really matter.

    Thanks again chaps

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