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<blockquote data-quote="sincze" data-source="post: 854012" data-attributes="member: 115580">Agree. If my TV-Server is sleeping (Multi-Seat) and I'm watching DVD/HD content stored on my NAS through an MP 1.2.2 client everything is working just fine.TV Server wakes up, starts recording and shuts down. ;-0 (Great Powermanager ++)Now if for some reason I want to watch the recorded tv series and my tv-server is still sleeping. It won't wake up.MediaPortal Client can send a succesful WOL on startup of the application, so on my client I've to shutdown restart the MP application.This will wake up the TVserver.Any other case (going in and out of the TV menu in the active running MP application) will present me on the client screen with a screen to enter my tvserver host name or it's IP........Instead of this it would be nice if the client first would send a WOL (if configured in MP client configuration,), wait and in the end present me with a hostname or ip error.&nbsp;Or am I doing something wrong?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sincze, post: 854012, member: 115580"] Agree. If my TV-Server is sleeping (Multi-Seat) and I'm watching DVD/HD content stored on my NAS through an MP 1.2.2 client everything is working just fine. TV Server wakes up, starts recording and shuts down. ;-0 (Great Powermanager ++) Now if for some reason I want to watch the recorded tv series and my tv-server is still sleeping. It won't wake up. MediaPortal Client can send a succesful WOL on startup of the application, so on my client I've to shutdown restart the MP application. This will wake up the TVserver. Any other case (going in and out of the TV menu in the active running MP application) will present me on the client screen with a screen to enter my tvserver host name or it's IP........ Instead of this it would be nice if the client first would send a WOL (if configured in MP client configuration,), wait and in the end present me with a hostname or ip error. Or am I doing something wrong? [/QUOTE]

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