[mythtv-users] Add sleep function to TV?
Dan Seddon
dan.seddon at framestore-cfc.com
Wed Feb 8 14:06:35 UTC 2006
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
>Kevin Kuphal wrote:
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>>PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
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>>>>>>karl at grindleyfamily.com 02/08/06 8:37 AM >>>
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>>>Kevin Kuphal wrote:
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>>>>>And here the rest of us spend a time trying to stop Linux
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>>>>>from turning off the monitor. DPMS should do this for you.
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>>>>True, but the the force is strong with the WAF. They are very
>>>>good with Jedi mind tricks. ;)
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>>>Well said. She needs a button, not anything automatic, ironically
>>>enough. Plus, I've got DPMS disabled because I don't want the
>>>monitor going to sleep after 45 or 90 (whatever timeout) minutes
>>>all the time.
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>>>Heck, I'm even open to a remote that would do this, not necessarily
>>>something within Linux.
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>>Can't you map a button on your remote to work with IREXEC to run
>>something like "xset dmps on" and then "xset dpms force off" and the
>>reverse if it is already off?
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>Sorry. I think that last should be "xset dpms force sleep" or suspend
>depending on which works for the monitor.
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>Kevin
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I do exactly this - it works great!
I get the power button on my remote to shut mythtfrontend down and send
my monitor to sleep at the same time and the reverse to turn it back on
again - the result is a monitor that acts pretty much like a normal TV.
Ta
Dan
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