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<blockquote data-quote="gtfreymann" data-source="post: 871117" data-attributes="member: 114733">It was originally under the Team Media Portal portal. Then I changed it to c:\program files\comskip\&nbsp;I also disabled UAC.&nbsp;I can now drop a recorded video file onto comskip.exe and no warning windows, etc. Comskip does the job and we're all good.&nbsp;Like I keep saying. I can run it manually and it works fine.&nbsp;But if MePo calls it after a recording is finished, it either a) does nothing or b) crashes the tv-server service and doesn't run comskip&nbsp;Over the last couple days I've tried at least 8 different versions of ComSkip. Tried running it at the start of a recording, at the end of a recording. Made sure the file was not &quot;blocked&quot;. Set it run as Administrator.&nbsp;I'll check into debug mode option 3. I already have it doing something in debug level with watchdog but that's never caught a thing so far.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gtfreymann, post: 871117, member: 114733"] It was originally under the Team Media Portal portal. Then I changed it to c:\program files\comskip\ I also disabled UAC. I can now drop a recorded video file onto comskip.exe and no warning windows, etc. Comskip does the job and we're all good. Like I keep saying. I can run it manually and it works fine. But if MePo calls it after a recording is finished, it either a) does nothing or b) crashes the tv-server service and doesn't run comskip Over the last couple days I've tried at least 8 different versions of ComSkip. Tried running it at the start of a recording, at the end of a recording. Made sure the file was not "blocked". Set it run as Administrator. I'll check into debug mode option 3. I already have it doing something in debug level with watchdog but that's never caught a thing so far. [/QUOTE]

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