Now that I am back home ... to my embarressment - I see a button marked
"Sleep" on the remote control.
My excuse, poor though it is, is that I wanted to use the Sleep
function while laying in bed in the dark but able to see the SB2 screen
... so I navigated the menus and didn't find anything, so w
Re comparing with built-in Sleep function ... to be honest - I had not
found a built-in Sleep function (I assume you mean that it ships with
the SB either in firmware or via pre-built code in Slimserver).
I have SB2 and run Slimserver 6.5
I will check when I get home again tomorrow evening.
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solution to the morning volume problem only.
set an alarm on the SB to wake you up with high alarm volume. the SB
would have a high volume then. so the low volume you left it on the
previous night would not cause distress...
does not solve the slowly reducing volume in sleep mode.
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lrossou
Paul Webster Wrote:
> Having had a peaceful night - I can confirm that it worked for me.
> However, I know that this does not address the full requirement of the
> original poster. However, it is much closer to what I wanted to
> achieve.
> A change to PowerSave to make a Sleep option that would
so similar to KDF's Advanced Alarm there could be an Advanced Sleep
plugin.
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Having had a peaceful night - I can confirm that it worked for me.
However, I know that this does not address the full requirement of the
original poster. However, it is much closer to what I wanted to
achieve.
A change to PowerSave to make a Sleep option that would be essentially
be the same as P
Powersave isn't going to be able to do what you want, there's no volume
ramping down.
The sleep function already ramps the volume down over a short period,
sounds like you need a plugin replacement for that function over a long
period.
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jth
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>Have you looked at Powersave on the Plugin Server Utilities page.
Aha - I hadn't spotted that one.
I see that setting it to "always"/2 might well do it.
Off to try.
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Paul Webster
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Have you looked at Powersave on the Plugin Server Utilities page.
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KDF had some sort of fade built into his advanced alarm plugin. If you
look at the code I believe it still exists. I have been able to get
fading in on alarm trigger working great but have not tried it on sleep
as I believe that would require modding the core code. A sleep plugin
should work o
A simple sleep would be nice though - especially if it is internet radio
that is playing.
i.e. tune to internet radio station late at night - then set sleep for
n minutes.
At n minutes - playing is stopped - saving bandwidth (if using internet
radio) and providing quiet sleep.
The gradual volume
Perhaps then we could design you an aural implant that measured how your
brain responded to the music, and used a feedback loop to adjust SB
volume to maintain constant brain activity.
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