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<blockquote data-quote="phe" data-source="post: 858032" data-attributes="member: 56939">Hi johns11,I'm new to ComSkip. Your plugin sounds promising <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite24" alt="(y)" title="Thumbs Up&nbsp; &nbsp; (y)" loading="lazy" data-shortname="(y)" /> so I played around a bit and there might be a problem with quotes around filenames leading to a ComSkip syntax error.Here is what I did:1) to check that ComSkip itself works, run the following command in a DOS Box:&quot;C:\Programme\Team MediaPortal\comskip80_042\comskip.exe&quot; &quot;E:\Multimedia\TV\J.A.G. - Im Auftrag der Ehre - sixx - 2012-04-06.ts&quot; -t&gt;&gt; OK2) run ComSkip via &quot;Test&quot; button in MP Configuration, keep default command line &quot;{0}&quot; -d&nbsp;&nbsp; &gt;&gt; ComSkip window opens + closes immediately3) change command line to {0} -d and re-run via Test button:&gt;&gt; OK / results in correct command line:&quot;C:\Programme\Team MediaPortal\comskip80_042\comskip.exe&quot; &quot;E:\Multimedia\TV\J.A.G. - Im Auftrag der Ehre - sixx - 2012-04-06.ts&quot; -t4) invoked by a MediaPortal recording/your plugin:ComSkip window closes immediately and log says: &quot;&quot;E:\Multimedia\TV\J.A.G. - Im Auftrag der Ehre - sixx - 2012-04-06.ts&quot;&quot; -t (notice the double-double-quotes)Running this command manually results in ComSkip saying:Errors:ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;Im&quot;ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;Auftrag&quot;ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;der&quot;ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;Ehre&quot;ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;-&quot;ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;sixx&quot;ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;-&quot;ComSkip: excess parameter &quot;2012-04-06.ts&quot;It works again if I remove the unnecessary quotes (&quot;..&quot; instead of &quot;&quot;..&quot;&quot;)Changing the command line in your plugins' configuration (&quot;{0}&quot; or {0}) doesn't seem to make a difference.I can reproduce the above &amp; provide logs if you need.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phe, post: 858032, member: 56939"] Hi johns11, I'm new to ComSkip. Your plugin sounds promising (y) so I played around a bit and there might be a problem with quotes around filenames leading to a ComSkip syntax error. Here is what I did: 1) to check that ComSkip itself works, run the following command in a DOS Box: "C:\Programme\Team MediaPortal\comskip80_042\comskip.exe" "E:\Multimedia\TV\J.A.G. - Im Auftrag der Ehre - sixx - 2012-04-06.ts" -t >> OK 2) run ComSkip via "Test" button in MP Configuration, keep default command line "{0}" -d >> ComSkip window opens + closes immediately 3) change command line to {0} -d and re-run via Test button: >> OK / results in correct command line: "C:\Programme\Team MediaPortal\comskip80_042\comskip.exe" [B]"[/B]E:\Multimedia\TV\J.A.G. - Im Auftrag der Ehre - sixx - 2012-04-06.ts[B]"[/B] -t 4) invoked by a MediaPortal recording/your plugin: ComSkip window closes immediately and log says: [B]""[/B]E:\Multimedia\TV\J.A.G. - Im Auftrag der Ehre - sixx - 2012-04-06.ts[B]""[/B] -t (notice the double-double-quotes) Running this command manually results in ComSkip saying: Errors: ComSkip: excess parameter "Im" ComSkip: excess parameter "Auftrag" ComSkip: excess parameter "der" ComSkip: excess parameter "Ehre" ComSkip: excess parameter "-" ComSkip: excess parameter "sixx" ComSkip: excess parameter "-" ComSkip: excess parameter "2012-04-06.ts" It works again if I remove the unnecessary quotes (".." instead of "".."") Changing the command line in your plugins' configuration ("{0}" or {0}) doesn't seem to make a difference. I can reproduce the above & provide logs if you need. [/QUOTE]

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