mr-b;693582 Wrote: 
> Hi
> 
> I've been pointed to srvrpowerctrl as a possible sol'n to my SB radio
> preset stability problem, but even after reading
> http://code.google.com/p/srvrpowerctrl/ a few times I can't work out
> whether it will help. Plus I'm rather daunted by the length of this
> thread! ;)
> Please can someone say whether it will help with the below?
> 
> My issues are that SB Radio uses LMS for playing back stored music and
> apparently for storing radio presets. The trouble happens when the LMS
> Pc (Windows) goes to sleep or is shutdown. 
> If the volume or preset keys are pressed on the Radio, it keeps trying
> to wake up or contact the LMS server and displays "Problem Connecting".
> The only way out is to either wait for the PC to wake up, or if it is
> shutdown to navigate out of the retry server screen and switch the
> Radio to connect to mysqueezebox.com where the presets are also
> stored.
> 
> All is then OK until the next day when the LMS PC is turned on and the
> music library is in use again ... This is all rather laborious for my
> mother who is used to "normal" radio presets working instantly.
> 
> I see that the plugin apparently can "Optionally switch players to
> SqueezeNetwork when shutting down/suspending/etc. " so would this help?
> Can the plugin (or SC PowerTool.exe) detect when Windows is shutting the
> PC down and switch the Radio to mysqueezebox.com?
> (I gave it a quick try and nothing seemed to happen on the Radio when
> the PC went to sleep - but I thought I'd check here first before
> starting to debug it.)No, SCPowerTool.exe does not detect when a windows 
> machine is being put
to sleep if the nap is being initiated other than through
SrvrPowerCtrl.  SrvrPowerCtrl could send players off to
mysqueezebox.com on an externally initiated shutdown, but not sleep or
hibernation.  I've been meaning to write a windows utility that
monitors power states and warns SrvrPowerCtrl when sleep is pending,
but I've never gotten around to it.

Remember: SrvrPowerCtrl is primarily designed for stand-alone audio
servers and is designed to take over the function of system power
management.  While it can be used on a multipurpose machine (primarily
in conjunction with the ReallyPreventStandby plugin and by disabling
SrvrPowerCtrl's system idle monitoring) it's probably not going to
provide you with a seamless experience.


-- 
gharris999
------------------------------------------------------------------------
gharris999's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=115
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=48521

_______________________________________________
plugins mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/plugins

Reply via email to