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<blockquote data-quote="Lotsofjazz" data-source="post: 794123" data-attributes="member: 64243">Re: ShowTimes Plugin Suite V3.2.1 (2011-08-29)Some hints for the several problems above:Make sure the MTSA directory has read and write rights. When installing the showtimes plugin the directory is created, but has only read rights (well, on my system that was the case)Update the Quicktime player (windows plugin) to the latest version. (this solved my problem of unable to play video)Make sure you have eather Haali media splitter or LAV Filter installed (NOT both because that creates problems as well.. in my case I had to uninstall Haali to have MOV files working inside MP ).For Doodle. If you go in the showtimes plugin configuration panel, click the button to show advanced tab.. close the configuration panel and open it again. Now you see an extra Advanced tab on top, select that tab and set all file paths correctly for your system, apply and OK.. restart your system and try showtimes again.After each change or update make sure you restart your system, even if it is not asked for to do so, this has often soloved&nbsp; MP crashing problems on my system.I hope this helpslots</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lotsofjazz, post: 794123, member: 64243"] [b]Re: ShowTimes Plugin Suite V3.2.1 (2011-08-29)[/b] Some hints for the several problems above: Make sure the MTSA directory has read and write rights. When installing the showtimes plugin the directory is created, but has only read rights (well, on my system that was the case) Update the Quicktime player (windows plugin) to the latest version. (this solved my problem of unable to play video) Make sure you have eather Haali media splitter or LAV Filter installed (NOT both because that creates problems as well.. in my case I had to uninstall Haali to have MOV files working inside MP ). For Doodle. If you go in the showtimes plugin configuration panel, click the button to show advanced tab.. close the configuration panel and open it again. Now you see an extra Advanced tab on top, select that tab and set all file paths correctly for your system, apply and OK.. restart your system and try showtimes again. After each change or update make sure you restart your system, even if it is not asked for to do so, this has often soloved MP crashing problems on my system. I hope this helps lots [/QUOTE]

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