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<blockquote data-quote="etheesdad" data-source="post: 496456" data-attributes="member: 84335">get comskip from here<a href="http://www.kaashoek.com/files/" target="_blank">Directory Listing of /files/</a>extract it to a folderPlace the folder in &quot;program files&quot;In General Options of MP Config, check &quot;automatically skip commercials... comskip data available&quot;Go to TV Server configEnable &quot;comskip&quot; pluginDirect the plugin to the Comskip executable (you just put it in a folder in Program Files)Ok so now its installed...Next, find an .ini for the country you are in. Do this with google or use the Comskip forum to find one. Ad-detection tuning varies country to country. Then put the ini in the Comskip folder, over-writing the existing one. I always found setting the plugin in TV Server config to run after the show had finished recording worked better in terms of overall performance. You may need to experiment a little to see what works best on your machine. Comskip can be a little hit-and-miss (depending on what country you are in), so when testing it, make sure you record a few different channels and shows. It may work better with some than others.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="etheesdad, post: 496456, member: 84335"] get comskip from here [url=http://www.kaashoek.com/files/]Directory Listing of /files/[/url] extract it to a folder Place the folder in "program files" In General Options of MP Config, check "automatically skip commercials... comskip data available" Go to TV Server config Enable "comskip" plugin Direct the plugin to the Comskip executable (you just put it in a folder in Program Files) Ok so now its installed... Next, find an .ini for the country you are in. Do this with google or use the Comskip forum to find one. Ad-detection tuning varies country to country. Then put the ini in the Comskip folder, over-writing the existing one. I always found setting the plugin in TV Server config to run after the show had finished recording worked better in terms of overall performance. You may need to experiment a little to see what works best on your machine. Comskip can be a little hit-and-miss (depending on what country you are in), so when testing it, make sure you record a few different channels and shows. It may work better with some than others. [/QUOTE]

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