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<blockquote data-quote="johns11" data-source="post: 308300" data-attributes="member: 45918">I would also love to get comskip going for recorded TV on my MP client.I have one dedicated client configured to get a TV Stream from my TV server, plus I have an MP Client installed on the TV Server machine. From memory the two clients are configured the same so I don't understand the difference. Obviously there is a difference though.So if &quot;the stream itself cannot contain the comskip data&quot; then where does it get the comskip data from on the one that does work (client and server on same machine)? From the local disk somehow?Does anyone have any ideas for a work-around in the short term? I'm happy to automate the copying of com-skip files to my client machine local disk if it could be configured somehow to use them.I'm tempted (for the first time - normally leave it up to the fantastic MP developers) to look at the source code and see if I can simply redirect the check for comskip files to a local drive somehow. Any clues anyone?Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johns11, post: 308300, member: 45918"] I would also love to get comskip going for recorded TV on my MP client. I have one dedicated client configured to get a TV Stream from my TV server, plus I have an MP Client installed on the TV Server machine. From memory the two clients are configured the same so I don't understand the difference. Obviously there is a difference though. So if "the stream itself cannot contain the comskip data" then where does it get the comskip data from on the one that does work (client and server on same machine)? From the local disk somehow? Does anyone have any ideas for a work-around in the short term? I'm happy to automate the copying of com-skip files to my client machine local disk if it could be configured somehow to use them. I'm tempted (for the first time - normally leave it up to the fantastic MP developers) to look at the source code and see if I can simply redirect the check for comskip files to a local drive somehow. Any clues anyone? Thanks [/QUOTE]

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