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<blockquote data-quote="luke16" data-source="post: 126825" data-attributes="member: 27336">Yes, that is most likely the cause. What format are the movies that you are trying to skip through - mpg, xvd ... ?It was an hdtv .avi file that looks like it uses divx. I recall a divx auto-updater updating the codec yesterday, but this isn't the first time that its crashed. If I am watching a codec that will allow MP to skip step, then I almost never have this problem when I do ff or rw.What video decoder are you using?What other decoders have you tried?Whatever MP uses by default. I don't ever recall seeing the ability to change the vid decoder in the setup.Do you have a MediaPortal.log file from one of these instances - that might provide a clue?Does the log file reset once MP starts back up after a crash? If so, then no; MP started back up when I restarted windows. I'll look for it next time this happens though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="luke16, post: 126825, member: 27336"] [I]Yes, that is most likely the cause. What format are the movies that you are trying to skip through - mpg, xvd ... ?[/I] It was an hdtv .avi file that looks like it uses divx. I recall a divx auto-updater updating the codec yesterday, but this isn't the first time that its crashed. If I am watching a codec that will allow MP to skip step, then I almost never have this problem when I do ff or rw. [I]What video decoder are you using? What other decoders have you tried?[/I] Whatever MP uses by default. I don't ever recall seeing the ability to change the vid decoder in the setup. [I]Do you have a MediaPortal.log file from one of these instances - that might provide a clue?[/I] Does the log file reset once MP starts back up after a crash? If so, then no; MP started back up when I restarted windows. I'll look for it next time this happens though. [/QUOTE]

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