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Jul 30, 2012, 8:35 AM
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On 30 July 2012 15:04, Brian Long <briandlong [at] gmail> wrote:
> I was recording NBC Sports Network for most of Saturday (around 12
> hours). I didn't realize the STB had gone into some sort of idle mode
> until I started watching the recording and about 4 hours into the
> recording a little clock appears and moves around the screen, but the
> audio continued.
>
> I read about sending "stb-command display_info" and "stb-command
> exit", but it's not supported by my 4300HDC STB. I do use stb-command
> to issue the "stb-command power_on" command when changing channels
> since I never know when Time Warner sends a STB update and cycles the
> box. I'm tempted to run the "stb-command power_on" command in a cron
> job every 1-2 hours (maybe 15 minutes after the hour).
>
> Any other ideas for making sure the STB stays awake during long
> recording sessions using an SDV channel?
>
> $ sudo /usr/local/bin/stb-command -n 1 display_info
> Command Not Implemented on STB, Response: 0x08487C35
> Set top box command failed
>
> $ sudo /usr/local/bin/stb-command -n 1 exit
> Command Not Implemented on STB, Response: 0x08487C0D
> Set top box command failed
>
> Thanks.
>
> /Brian/
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Although not specific to your STB I saw a similar problem a few years
ago that was solved/worked around by retuning the unit to the same
channel it was already recording on, it fooled the unit into
restarting the sleep clock.
May be worth a try.
GL
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