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How to power down the MVP?
Hi all
I am trying this new beta 4.1.4 and so far i'm impressed. It's more responsive then it was before with the plug-in (which was great by the way Matt!!!). But.....how do i power down the MVP. When pressing the green power button, nothing happens! I am running sagetv as a service by the way. When the the setting in set-up is changed to 'screensaver when standby' the green button does work.....it switches the display on tv to a screensaver. However, i don't want that...i wanted it to power down, so the front panel led is swithced off as well. Henk
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You can't. At least not yet.
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Black electrical tape worked for me.
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The thing is, with Matt's plug-in, when pressing the green button, my TV switched to that scart input immediately. Now it doesn't anymore. I have to go there manually. Also, now the MVP is on all of the time. I don't like things being on all or in standby all the time. Especially when looking at danger of fire. I hope they will make a fix for this real fast. Henk
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XP Pro SP2, SageTV v5.02.90, Athlon XP 3000+ (FSB 333 MHz), 2GB DDR RAM PC3200, 36 GB Western Digital Raptor, 200 GB Western Digital harddrive, Asus Radeon 9600 XTR, Plextor PX-708 8x DVD-/+RW, Pioneer 120S 48x CD-RW, PVR 150 MCE (2). Hauppauge MVP. |
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Same here, if can't power down, I wander if they could make it turn off the outputs.
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The mvp is pingable eventhough the output is black and the red led is off. I wonder if the power consumption goes down? Marne |
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The mvp doesn't really power down. We're looking into how to add a similar "pseudo" power-down like this in the next version.
Thanks _Demo_ |
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If you are worried about fire, I would worry about a computer (like your SageTV server) before I'd worry about an appliance type device like an MVP. Having said that, I'm not saying there's much of a fire risk by leaving a computer running, I'm just saying that it has many more components and a mechanical device (hard drive) that makes it more prone to problems than the MVP.
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The other is more annoying to me. When i switch on my TV with the MVP connected, it always goes to that SCART channel, because the MVP is on. In the past, with matt's plug-in, the tv only switched there whenever you would press the green power button. I liked it that way. I myself would greatly appreciate it if Sagetv were to make an option for this, so everybody can decide how they want to switch it on and off. I don't like this 'always on' state. Thanks for your replies all, i made some things clear to me. Henk99
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Still wish they'd fix it
Not only is the light annoying, but I also have it connected to a device senses a signal and chooses which signal to show based on which one is on. This is now hosed. It means that I can't use my VCR (no great loss), or my coax cable in. I also don't like the fact that it's drawing power -- no matter how much.
I just unplug the thing, but it's annoying -- especially when I'm watching in bed. All in all, sage is so much better than when I first started using it, that it is hard to complain anymore. I have studio, built in mvp support, and the fast forwarding/rewinding is more stable. I now recommend sage to everyone looking for a PVR solution. I can live with unplugging the thing. |
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Try this
Henk, I have had the same kind of problem but with something totally unrelated...I solved it by going to radio shack (or whoever else you like) and got just a plain, very cheap A-B video switch. At least after you got done with the MVP you could switch it out of the equation and your equipment would work as advertised and use the black tape over the red light (I agree it can get annoying, particularly in a bedroom).
Bob E.
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If you really are concerned about fires (as we all should be ... as a general rule ) you should upgrade your panel circuit breakers to arc-fault circuit interrupters (AFCI) ... which will stop/lessenthechance of an electrical fire But they're spendy ... cheaper than dying in a fire though |
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Hi all,
I have to say it was an eye opener for me to learn that with matt's plug-in the MVP was drawing the same power. The plug-in apparantly only switched off the red led and the output. However, these are the things i miss the most! The solution of the switch is working greatly i think, and so is the black tape But i think you all agree this 'solutions' should not be needed. Like mc2wheels said, it is hard to complain, as the sagetv product is becoming more mature all the time. However, this is an issue that interupts my normal tv viewing quite a bit, because of the 'always on' output mode. I myself find it very annoying that i have to switch to another channel EVERY time i swith on the TV. Commercially this was a very good move by SageTV Everybody in my house while i switch on the tv ask about Sagetv and what is does...... Henk99 PS: dagar, i'm in Holland myself. I couldn't find any reference to these cticuit breakers in dutch language. I don't know how they translate, but they sound like a good idea!
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