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<blockquote data-quote="mruane" data-source="post: 261408" data-attributes="member: 21044">Ok - looks like the devs have removed the auto commercial skip feature from TV Server when comskip files are present and a recording is selected from the TV &quot;section&quot; of MP.&nbsp; I know this option worked fine before the v1.0.0 RC1 release but its not present when watching TV Recordings from the TV section in the latest release (or the subsequent SVN), but it is present when watching TV Recordings from the Video section (ie via a shared folder). That's a real pity - commercial skipping is surely one of the main useability points - right?&nbsp; Why take something out that actually works just fine?Update: Just recalled that previously I was using MP with TV Server on the same machine and it was that configuration in which comskip worked in TV recordings. I now use a client to watch TV recordings and it may never have worked in clients.[USER=53076]1gkar[/USER] - I have had great success with CoreAVC and for $14.95 is a good investment. In fact, two of my TV Clients have nothing else other than MP, CoreAVC and xVid&nbsp; (one on Vista SP1 and the other XP SP2) and I have no trouble watching DVB-T, DVB-S or AVI's.&nbsp; However, I do not run DVB-T at more than 720p so it will be a different story at 1080i as mcraenz indicated. Cheers Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mruane, post: 261408, member: 21044"] Ok - looks like the devs have removed the auto commercial skip feature from TV Server when comskip files are present and a recording is selected from the TV "section" of MP. I know this option worked fine before the v1.0.0 RC1 release but its not present when watching TV Recordings from the TV section in the latest release (or the subsequent SVN), but it is present when watching TV Recordings from the Video section (ie via a shared folder). That's a real pity - commercial skipping is surely one of the main useability points - right? Why take something out that actually works just fine? Update: Just recalled that previously I was using MP with TV Server on the same machine and it was that configuration in which comskip worked in TV recordings. I now use a client to watch TV recordings and it may never have worked in clients. [USER=53076]1gkar[/USER] - I have had great success with CoreAVC and for $14.95 is a good investment. In fact, two of my TV Clients have nothing else other than MP, CoreAVC and xVid (one on Vista SP1 and the other XP SP2) and I have no trouble watching DVB-T, DVB-S or AVI's. However, I do not run DVB-T at more than 720p so it will be a different story at 1080i as mcraenz indicated. Cheers Mike [/QUOTE]

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