ffplay.exe prevents monitor standby in Windows
I have a security camera rtsp feed continuously streaming via ffplay.exe in Windows. As I understand it, ffplay disables SDL_VIDEO_ALLOW_SCREENSAVER in order to prevent standby/sleep. Is there a way to turn this default behavior off so that the monitor can go to standby after the user set period of time?
I have a security camera rtsp feed continuously streaming via ffplay.exe in Windows. As I understand it, ffplay disables SDL_VIDEO_ALLOW_SCREENSAVER in order to prevent standby/sleep.
Is there a way to turn this default behavior off so that the monitor can go to standby after the user set period of time?
Hi, Does setting that environment variable not do the trick? Regards, Ted Park
I've tried setting it via set and setx but no luck... On Thu, Feb 20, 2020 at 10:17 PM Ted Park <kumowoon1025@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a security camera rtsp feed continuously streaming via ffplay.exe in Windows. As I understand it, ffplay disables SDL_VIDEO_ALLOW_SCREENSAVER in order to prevent standby/sleep.
Is there a way to turn this default behavior off so that the monitor can go to standby after the user set period of time?
Hi,
Does setting that environment variable not do the trick?
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