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Absolutely no errors in my log file. From the log messages it appears the MediaPortal OnExit method is executing just fine.

I added the following line of code at the very end of the OnExit method in MediaPortal.cs to solve the problem, although it's not an elegant fix, but quite acceptable as long as it's the very last line of code that executes:
[code]Process.GetCurrentProcess().Kill();[/code]

There's also another bug to report and here's how to reproduce it:
1) Enable subtitles in MediaPortal Configuration Videos section or from the settings menu in the UI.
2) Play a video with subtitles, and select one of the subtitle languages from the OSD.
3) Now open up the subtitles OSD menu while playing a video again and select "Subtitles Off".
4) Now in MediaPortal Configuration or the settings menu in the UI, the subtitles will be disabled.
5) Exit MediaPortal.
6) Restart MediaPortal and play a video. Now you don't even get the "Subtitles" option in the OSD because they've been disabled. You have to go back to Settings and re-enable them.

To solve this issue, I think choosing "Subtitles Off" while playing a video SHOULD NOT disable the subtitles configuration flag but should only turn off subtitles for that particular video. The configuration subtitles flag should only be toggled from MP Configuration or from the settings menu in the UI.

<blockquote data-quote="damaster" data-source="post: 373686" data-attributes="member: 60795">Absolutely no errors in my log file.&nbsp; From the log messages it appears the MediaPortal OnExit method is executing just fine.&nbsp; I added the following line of code at the very end of the OnExit method in MediaPortal.cs to solve the problem, although it's not an elegant fix, but quite acceptable as long as it's the very last line of code that executes:[code]Process.GetCurrentProcess().Kill();[/code]There's also another bug to report and here's how to reproduce it:1) Enable subtitles in MediaPortal Configuration Videos section or from the settings menu in the UI.2) Play a video with subtitles, and select one of the subtitle languages from the OSD.3) Now open up the subtitles OSD menu while playing a video again and select &quot;Subtitles Off&quot;.4) Now in MediaPortal Configuration or the settings menu in the UI, the subtitles will be disabled.5) Exit MediaPortal.6) Restart MediaPortal and play a video.&nbsp; Now you don't even get the &quot;Subtitles&quot; option in the OSD because they've been disabled.&nbsp; You have to go back to Settings and re-enable them.&nbsp; To solve this issue, I think choosing &quot;Subtitles Off&quot; while playing a video SHOULD NOT disable the subtitles configuration flag but should only turn off subtitles for that particular video.&nbsp; The configuration subtitles flag should only be toggled from MP Configuration or from the settings menu in the UI.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="damaster, post: 373686, member: 60795"] Absolutely no errors in my log file. From the log messages it appears the MediaPortal OnExit method is executing just fine. I added the following line of code at the very end of the OnExit method in MediaPortal.cs to solve the problem, although it's not an elegant fix, but quite acceptable as long as it's the very [B]last[/B] line of code that executes: [code]Process.GetCurrentProcess().Kill();[/code] There's also another bug to report and here's how to reproduce it: 1) Enable subtitles in MediaPortal Configuration Videos section or from the settings menu in the UI. 2) Play a video with subtitles, and select one of the subtitle languages from the OSD. 3) Now open up the subtitles OSD menu while playing a video again and select "Subtitles Off". 4) Now in MediaPortal Configuration or the settings menu in the UI, the subtitles will be disabled. 5) Exit MediaPortal. 6) Restart MediaPortal and play a video. Now you don't even get the "Subtitles" option in the OSD because they've been disabled. You have to go back to Settings and re-enable them. To solve this issue, I think choosing "Subtitles Off" while playing a video SHOULD NOT disable the subtitles configuration flag but should only turn off subtitles for that particular video. The configuration subtitles flag should only be toggled from MP Configuration or from the settings menu in the UI. [/QUOTE]