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<blockquote data-quote="SwissBuster" data-source="post: 316769" data-attributes="member: 78168">I have a similar problem, except that the test doesn't seem to do anything either. I haven't seen any txt files. I've set it up to run after the recording ends (as suggested by Paranoid Delusion). I've not touched the ini file. I set up parameters as above, and tried both with parameter &quot;0&quot; and &quot;{0}&quot; (entered without quotes!) and other parameters (e.g. 2). It's not clear to me if I should enter the brackets or not, and what any of these parameters do. I did try running ComskipGUI.exe and that worked (txt file created), so it appears that ComSkip can work my on setup. I also originally had the &quot;are you sure you want to run this exe&quot; messages but have unclicked this in Vista; now ComSkip appears to launch - I get a black DOS-type window which flashes briefly. Nothing is shown as running in task manager though. From the logs, I get this:2008-10-18 08:00:20.971000 [5]: ComSkipLauncher: Recording ended (D:\My Videos\TV Recordings\Location Location - Real Estate - 2008-10-18.ts on Real Estate), launching program (C:\Program Files\ComSkip\comskip.exe 0) ...2008-10-18 08:02:28.723000 [15]: Controller: StopTimeShifting 1Note that when running with a different parameter (e.g. {2}), I still get the same command line in the log: (C:\Program Files\ComSkip\comskip.exe 0) The only thing I can think about on my system is that ComSkip is under C: Program Files and my TV recordings are under D: My TV Recordings. Its the same physical HDD but partitioned, so different discs. Anyone got any advice?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SwissBuster, post: 316769, member: 78168"] [b] I have a similar problem, except that the test doesn't seem to do anything either. I haven't seen any txt files. I've set it up to run after the recording ends (as suggested by Paranoid Delusion). I've not touched the ini file. I set up parameters as above, and tried both with parameter "0" and "{0}" (entered without quotes!) and other parameters (e.g. 2). It's not clear to me if I should enter the brackets or not, and what any of these parameters do. I did try running ComskipGUI.exe and that worked (txt file created), so it appears that ComSkip can work my on setup. I also originally had the "are you sure you want to run this exe" messages but have unclicked this in Vista; now ComSkip appears to launch - I get a black DOS-type window which flashes briefly. Nothing is shown as running in task manager though. From the logs, I get this: 2008-10-18 08:00:20.971000 [5]: ComSkipLauncher: Recording ended (D:\My Videos\TV Recordings\Location Location - Real Estate - 2008-10-18.ts on Real Estate), launching program (C:\Program Files\ComSkip\comskip.exe 0) ... 2008-10-18 08:02:28.723000 [15]: Controller: StopTimeShifting 1 Note that when running with a different parameter (e.g. {2}), I still get the same command line in the log: (C:\Program Files\ComSkip\comskip.exe [B]0[/B]) The only thing I can think about on my system is that ComSkip is under C: Program Files and my TV recordings are under D: My TV Recordings. Its the same physical HDD but partitioned, so different discs. Anyone got any advice?[/b] [/QUOTE]

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