Pierre Ståhl

Turning the receiver *on* whilst the Apple TV is *off* does not trigger any state change in my case. Not until I do something else, like send the menu key.

I would have preferred an optional flag for power management (or to not implement it at all actually), but I got run over on that because people are too keen...

I know, that's the problem. Trying to bend the universe here... As the feature is in there now, I would prefer to just keep it there and try to improve...

I found a subtle bug that pretty much disabled everything I implemented... Fixed it in the branch below, can you try it out and see how it behaves? https://github.com/postlund/pyatv/tree/power_state_mrp

Ok, so, based on the logs you have above I think the `power_state` behavior is as expected: as long as some app is considered active, thus not changing `device_state` to...

Yeah, I think it will work fine in HA but I guess testing it out is the only fair way to know. There's no breaking change here, so it should...

I will close this again as I think we are in a better state now. Let the bug reports pour when this hits the masses! 🌧

Hmm, that's interesting. Can you try to fetch some logs (especially for pyatv) so I can troubleshoot from there? Something must be missing.

Yeah, this is on my bad-conscious-list for not implementing. It's basically the glue code in Home Assistant that is needed. I'm very swamped right now so I don't have much...

It will definitely be implemented in the future. Maybe someone else gives it a spin? Should be fairly easy to implement.