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<blockquote data-quote="GSteele" data-source="post: 142774" data-attributes="member: 19552">Hi Does anyone else have the problem that deleting the original causes MP to crash?Running latest SVN on a TVE3 mpg recording as of this morning. Prior to this mornings SVN it crashed Media Portal when I hit cut now it crashes once it appears to be finished ie displays 100 and asks to delete original.On either Cutting or Joining if I choose Delete original when prompted It crashes MediaPortal. One thing I noticed when joining a really long file was that I got a 100 % do you want to delete message I answered &quot;no&quot; MP continued working and I was investigating why the sum of the 2 files was smaller than the original by 2 GB so playing the mpg file to see if it was short then a few minutes later up came another do you want to delete the original yes no option. For some reason I've got MediaPortal Logging set to Debug and I can't see a log file anywhere in my Media Portal directory. Is this another stupid &quot;You have to be an administrator&quot; issue in Vista to log to the MediaPortal Directory?Thanks in Advance for any help.Greg</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GSteele, post: 142774, member: 19552"] Hi Does anyone else have the problem that deleting the original causes MP to crash? Running latest SVN on a TVE3 mpg recording as of this morning. Prior to this mornings SVN it crashed Media Portal when I hit cut now it crashes once it appears to be finished ie displays 100 and asks to delete original. On either Cutting or Joining if I choose Delete original when prompted It crashes MediaPortal. One thing I noticed when joining a really long file was that I got a 100 % do you want to delete message I answered "no" MP continued working and I was investigating why the sum of the 2 files was smaller than the original by 2 GB so playing the mpg file to see if it was short then a few minutes later up came another do you want to delete the original yes no option. For some reason I've got MediaPortal Logging set to Debug and I can't see a log file anywhere in my Media Portal directory. Is this another stupid "You have to be an administrator" issue in Vista to log to the MediaPortal Directory? Thanks in Advance for any help. Greg [/QUOTE]

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