Hi! After a Wait action of 15 seconds I get random errors (it doesn't always happen).
Log of the error: http://pastebin.com/m2bb15c7f
Windows 7 x64, EventGhost 0.3.7r1262
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Error when ending the Wait action
Re: Error when ending the Wait action
Ehm... anyone?
Re: Error when ending the Wait action
EG will print an error message when one thread asks another thread to do something and it takes to long. That's what the timeout error is. They are hard to debug, because the message is from the calling thread and doesn't tell what, if anything, went wrong the in thread that was running the action.
The problem appears to be with a call to OnComputerResume, so is this a sleep related action?
Can you disable the event or action that triggers this?
Brett
The problem appears to be with a call to OnComputerResume, so is this a sleep related action?
Can you disable the event or action that triggers this?
Brett
Re: Error when ending the Wait action
The machine wakes up from standby and, on resume, waits a certain amount of time before launching XBMC. That's due to the need for HDMI to correctly communicate with my receiver and TV.
Re: Error when ending the Wait action
Hi,
I have solved this problem in following way:
The resume event triggers another event using the EG methode "Trigger Event". This new event can be delayed by 15s. When the new event is fired, XBMC can be started.
The goal of this solution ist, that the EG is not blocked about 15s after resume.
Regards
Prinz
I had this problem before.gorman wrote:The machine wakes up from standby and, on resume, waits a certain amount of time before launching XBMC. That's due to the need for HDMI to correctly communicate with my receiver and TV.
I have solved this problem in following way:
The resume event triggers another event using the EG methode "Trigger Event". This new event can be delayed by 15s. When the new event is fired, XBMC can be started.
The goal of this solution ist, that the EG is not blocked about 15s after resume.
Regards
Prinz
Mein HTPC:
Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-G33M-DS2R
CPU: Intel E5200
OS: WinXP SP3
Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce 210 512MB
TV-Cards: 2 * Digital Everywhere FloppyDTV-C, Terratec Cinergy 1200 DVB-C
HTPC software: DVB Viewer / EventGhost
Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-G33M-DS2R
CPU: Intel E5200
OS: WinXP SP3
Graphic card: NVIDIA GeForce 210 512MB
TV-Cards: 2 * Digital Everywhere FloppyDTV-C, Terratec Cinergy 1200 DVB-C
HTPC software: DVB Viewer / EventGhost