Borealis starting on its own at wrong time of day

I used Audacity to create 30 seconds of silence (30 seconds was the default, but you can choose any length of time you like), and then I created a sequence that I called, interestingly enough, "30 Seconds Silence".  I went ahead and imported channels from the template, but you don't have to; just create a new channel and save.  The "song" will loop until after the critical midnight time and that *should* keep the scheduler from running the main show. 

Edited by Jonathan - 07 Dec 2009 at 4:49pm

Jonathan,

Worth a try...  I'm still testing a work around (meaning this may not work), but create a post show.  One short sequence, all lights off.  Then run it from 11:45pm to 12:15am the next day.  The idea is that if the scheduler turns on by itself at midnight, it will continue to run the existing post show and then stop.  I added a post sequence loop and things were fine last night (but that could have been good luck). 

And it did it again. Starting to be a big pain in the arse. I will be away from my home for a week during Christmas and I can't rely on Borealis to come on when it's supposed.

When we install the program, if I was to install say 1.041 on a computer, can  I just copy Borealis unto my other computer that has 1.068? Or is there other files that will need to follow? Or am I just better to just install 1.041?

I'm starting to think that the last version with video support is the one screwing it up. When I turn it off in the middle of the night after it started on its own, I see about 4 or 5 tiny video preview windows in the background. 

I wonder if there could be some feedback from the controllers up the computer via my cat 5 cable? I know this is far fetched but it is unseasonable mild right now and I can't recall what type of weather we had when it first happened.

No matter how you cut it, it is not a normal behaviour.