22-Aug-2014, 12:35
(This post was last modified: 22-Aug-2014, 15:40 by Georgethesixth.)
Since you ask ... 
. I think this is proper behaviour by Devialet. As long as you play music, your PC has a 'server'-function so it should not go in power saving mode. Once the Devialet receives no data on a channel for a period, it shuts down. This timeout period can be set via the configurator. If the Devialet is 'off', AIR disconnects and the PC can use it's powersaving features.
The trouble starts if ones disables the automatic sleep function of the Devialet (as I do). Even in this situation, my PC (Win 2012) goes to sleep if I don't select 'always stream' etc. in the AIR client.
You could - as a safety-feature - use auto shutdown from Wise (free) on all Windows-machines. Our machines reboot and then go to sleep every night at 01.00AM, except in Friday and Saturday night. The reboot is scheduled before sleep to make sure that there are no surprises after a power-cut. It forces me to automate the boot cycle or repeat the same actions again and again.
I'm now looking for a solution to integrate a QNAP NAS but it's a bit more complicated to make sure that the NAS is fully operational before the Windows machines start to wake up.
. I think this is proper behaviour by Devialet. As long as you play music, your PC has a 'server'-function so it should not go in power saving mode. Once the Devialet receives no data on a channel for a period, it shuts down. This timeout period can be set via the configurator. If the Devialet is 'off', AIR disconnects and the PC can use it's powersaving features.The trouble starts if ones disables the automatic sleep function of the Devialet (as I do). Even in this situation, my PC (Win 2012) goes to sleep if I don't select 'always stream' etc. in the AIR client.
You could - as a safety-feature - use auto shutdown from Wise (free) on all Windows-machines. Our machines reboot and then go to sleep every night at 01.00AM, except in Friday and Saturday night. The reboot is scheduled before sleep to make sure that there are no surprises after a power-cut. It forces me to automate the boot cycle or repeat the same actions again and again.
I'm now looking for a solution to integrate a QNAP NAS but it's a bit more complicated to make sure that the NAS is fully operational before the Windows machines start to wake up.
