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<blockquote data-quote="nzdreamer55" data-source="post: 1018769" data-attributes="member: 106790">Follow up on this. I think that I might have found a bug. When I click on the third button from the right twice (once minimizes to the series menu then the second time brings it back in full ) (full screen mode maybe - see picture below), the time bar starts to work correctly. However when I restart my computer and start media portal again, the plugin starts to show the same behavior as before. Cycling through with the full screen button seems to clean the problem up both with the time bar and info bar.&nbsp;Before cycling thorough the full screen mode. Note the highlighted full screen button.&nbsp;[ATTACH]134475[/ATTACH]&nbsp;After cycling through the full screen mode.&nbsp;[ATTACH]134474[/ATTACH]&nbsp;&nbsp;Is this s bug? Is this a config issue with my setup? Let me know if I can provide any other info to get this teased out. Thanks&nbsp;-S</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nzdreamer55, post: 1018769, member: 106790"] Follow up on this. I think that I might have found a bug. When I click on the third button from the right twice (once minimizes to the series menu then the second time brings it back in full ) (full screen mode maybe - see picture below), the time bar starts to work correctly. However when I restart my computer and start media portal again, the plugin starts to show the same behavior as before. Cycling through with the full screen button seems to clean the problem up both with the time bar and info bar. Before cycling thorough the full screen mode. Note the highlighted full screen button. [ATTACH]134475[/ATTACH] After cycling through the full screen mode. [ATTACH]134474[/ATTACH] Is this s bug? Is this a config issue with my setup? Let me know if I can provide any other info to get this teased out. Thanks -S [/QUOTE]

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