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<blockquote data-quote="Peter2" data-source="post: 619375" data-attributes="member: 24945">Guys, I have discovered this very nice feature not so long ago and had it running on MP 1.0.2 - by manually installing/configuring it.Now, it seems as if it's part of RC2/RC3 or is this because it was found in my program files?With RC2/RC3 it still works fine but I have 1 issue though: after deleting a recording, the additional comskip files remain on the system and have to be deleted manually - if you don't want it to become a mess.Am I missing something or is this just something you have live with when using comskip?Deleting with a batch file is also not an option because there is no way to distinguish the difference between the files that have to stay and the once that can be deleted. (unless maybe some advanced way that except for every .ts file found and it's matching comskip data, the comskip files can be deleted but that's out of my league)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter2, post: 619375, member: 24945"] Guys, I have discovered this very nice feature not so long ago and had it running on MP 1.0.2 - by manually installing/configuring it. Now, it seems as if it's part of RC2/RC3 or is this because it was found in my program files? With RC2/RC3 it still works fine but I have 1 issue though: after deleting a recording, the additional comskip files remain on the system and have to be deleted manually - if you don't want it to become a mess. Am I missing something or is this just something you have live with when using comskip? Deleting with a batch file is also not an option because there is no way to distinguish the difference between the files that have to stay and the once that can be deleted. (unless maybe some advanced way that except for every .ts file found and it's matching comskip data, the comskip files can be deleted but that's out of my league) [/QUOTE]

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