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<blockquote data-quote="MPUserFromGER" data-source="post: 675667" data-attributes="member: 23563">AW: MP1 EVR Presenter/dshowhelper community development[USER=83973]Owlsroost[/USER]:I investigated the skip steps more and found out that by default MP configures the &quot;skip&quot; button with &quot;next chapter&quot; for the condition &quot;fullscreen video&quot; (please see attached picture). That was the reason for the jumping to beginning/end of the movie if I used the skip buttons...After I changed that to &quot;step forward&quot;/&quot;step backwards&quot; the skipping works as expected!However, due to the fact that ads vary in length it would be much more convenient to FF until you see that the ad has ended.Please find attached my MP codec config for video.I can provide you with a sample video if necessary and if you have a dshowhelper.dll to test I am happy to do that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MPUserFromGER, post: 675667, member: 23563"] [b]AW: MP1 EVR Presenter/dshowhelper community development[/b] [USER=83973]Owlsroost[/USER]: I investigated the skip steps more and found out that by default MP configures the "skip" button with "next chapter" for the condition "fullscreen video" (please see attached picture). That was the reason for the jumping to beginning/end of the movie if I used the skip buttons... After I changed that to "step forward"/"step backwards" the skipping works as expected! However, due to the fact that ads vary in length it would be much more convenient to FF until you see that the ad has ended. Please find attached my MP codec config for video. I can provide you with a sample video if necessary and if you have a dshowhelper.dll to test I am happy to do that. [/QUOTE]

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