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<blockquote data-quote="Taipan" data-source="post: 41005" data-attributes="member: 11681">It would really help us to understand your problem better if you were much more descriptive about the precise steps you are taking, and what things you have already tried to resolve this.&nbsp; For example, what do you mean by &quot;the play icon starts flashing&quot;? What type of music files are you trying to play?&nbsp; Are you using the default music player (WMP 10) or have you selected an alternate?Try these steps - it might help us to get some clues:-1. Open Mediaportal and go to My Music and select a track to play2. When the music stops (pauses?) wait a few seconds and then close MediaPortal (ALT+F4)3.&nbsp; Go to your MediaPortal folder and you should see a sub-folder &quot;logs&quot; - open the MediaPortal.log file in NotePad and copy its contents to the next posting here.4.&nbsp; Verify that the same music file (a .mp3?) will play OK within Windows Media Player.Remember that the problem you have described is not being experienced by anyone else, so we need to find out what is different, or wrong, with your installation.... :?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Taipan, post: 41005, member: 11681"] It would really help us to understand your problem better if you were much more descriptive about the precise steps you are taking, and what things you have already tried to resolve this. For example, what do you mean by "the play icon starts flashing"? What type of music files are you trying to play? Are you using the default music player (WMP 10) or have you selected an alternate? Try these steps - it might help us to get some clues:- 1. Open Mediaportal and go to My Music and select a track to play 2. When the music stops (pauses?) wait a few seconds and then close MediaPortal (ALT+F4) 3. Go to your MediaPortal folder and you should see a sub-folder "logs" - open the MediaPortal.log file in NotePad and copy its contents to the next posting here. 4. Verify that the same music file (a .mp3?) will play OK within Windows Media Player. Remember that the problem you have described is not being experienced by anyone else, so we need to find out what is different, or wrong, with your installation.... :? [/QUOTE]

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