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<blockquote data-quote="mruane" data-source="post: 256502" data-attributes="member: 21044">mrbenjiI don't know if this will help because I only run Vista 32, but I know that I had an issue with comskip.bat when I first started to use comskip with Media Portal. The problem was related to the default directory. It seems that MP calls the comskip.bat file from where ever it is executed from and that causes problems with identifying the file paths correctly. I got around this by changing to the comskip directory in the bat file e.g.c:cd\program filescd team MediaPortalcd comskipcomskip %1Not a very elegant solution but it solved the problem of running comskip.bat for me. I guess you could just add your other cutterman stuff to the end, but with Media Portal able to jump over comskip marked files, I am not sure I would be brave enough to use any system that actually removes ads based on a software evaluation of where commercials are located.PS I only use .TS files and the above comskip.bat file works just fine.Cheers Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mruane, post: 256502, member: 21044"] mrbenji I don't know if this will help because I only run Vista 32, but I know that I had an issue with comskip.bat when I first started to use comskip with Media Portal. The problem was related to the default directory. It seems that MP calls the comskip.bat file from where ever it is executed from and that causes problems with identifying the file paths correctly. I got around this by changing to the comskip directory in the bat file e.g. c: cd\program files cd team MediaPortal cd comskip comskip %1 Not a very elegant solution but it solved the problem of running comskip.bat for me. I guess you could just add your other cutterman stuff to the end, but with Media Portal able to jump over comskip marked files, I am not sure I would be brave enough to use any system that actually removes ads based on a software evaluation of where commercials are located. PS I only use .TS files and the above comskip.bat file works just fine. Cheers Mike [/QUOTE]

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