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Event recording during screen usage

Event recording during screen usage

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Soundtrack67
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10-24-2016, 08:39 PM
#1
I set up a webhook and a PowerShell script for control. For Windows automation, you’ll need to configure the task scheduler manually since it doesn’t have built-in triggers for inactivity. You can create a scheduled task that runs the script when no activity is detected or when a specific condition is met.
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Soundtrack67
10-24-2016, 08:39 PM #1

I set up a webhook and a PowerShell script for control. For Windows automation, you’ll need to configure the task scheduler manually since it doesn’t have built-in triggers for inactivity. You can create a scheduled task that runs the script when no activity is detected or when a specific condition is met.

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AlfredoMCYT
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10-26-2016, 05:08 AM
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I'm unsure about a screen-off event, but jobs can be set for "On Idle," which works similarly to being off. Returning from idle might be more challenging. It seems there may be a method to start tasks based on events in Event Viewer, likely under the System section, so you could initiate it there.
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AlfredoMCYT
10-26-2016, 05:08 AM #2

I'm unsure about a screen-off event, but jobs can be set for "On Idle," which works similarly to being off. Returning from idle might be more challenging. It seems there may be a method to start tasks based on events in Event Viewer, likely under the System section, so you could initiate it there.

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JJBowden
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10-31-2016, 11:09 AM
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Turning off the receiver doesn’t necessarily halt the monitor from coming back online after standby. It might not be actively keeping it awake, but it could still respond when you power it up again. Your concern about the receiver treating the monitor differently is understandable.
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JJBowden
10-31-2016, 11:09 AM #3

Turning off the receiver doesn’t necessarily halt the monitor from coming back online after standby. It might not be actively keeping it awake, but it could still respond when you power it up again. Your concern about the receiver treating the monitor differently is understandable.