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Media Browser Classic doesnt honour screen saver setting?


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feardamhan
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MB3 classic running on windows7 with WMC. Screensaver checkbox is off, yet the screensaver still activates. I even tried setting the screensaver timeout to something longer than the windows hibernate settings, but it still kicks in!

 

Its also disabled at a windows level.

 

Thoughts?

 

Thanks

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What screen saver kicks in?  The checkbox in MBC only governs the internal MBC screen saver.  You have to control any others at their respective levels (Windows or WMC).

feardamhan
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So I may need to clarify this. Looking at it again. It may well be the picture slideshow that is kicking in. It seems to be a bunch of photos rather than a screensaver. As mentioned in the first post, I have screensaver disabled at all levels. But there doesnt appear to be a way to disable the slideshow? This was configurable before from recollection, though I I'm not sure at what version.

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That is not a part of MBC.  It is WMC itself.  Look in the settings for that.

bloodtaker
Posted (edited)

Cover Screen Saver is what this sounds like.

It is a plugin for MBC that I run from time to time. It will activate and start showing the images like so.

I could be wrong but what you describe is how mine acts when I activate it.

 

coverss.png

Edited by bloodtaker
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Blood - he said he had our screen saver turned off.

 

Sounds like the standard WMC one that shows a wall of photos and moves around and zooms on them.  It is a separate setting in WMC setup.

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feardamhan
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Thanks Chief. Spot on. Thought I had sussed out all those menus, but had missed the one under WMC-Settings-Pictures!

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