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<blockquote data-quote="mrkaras" data-source="post: 260122" data-attributes="member: 27598">before I go and report any of these as bugs, I just want to find out what is the correct behavior. is MP doing the right thing already or not?It appears that now the only option for comskip is to have it skip automatically (can no longer use the DVD next and previous chapter buttons), is this deliberate. does anybody know what to adjust to make comskip not chop off all the intros to all programs/movies (probably belongs on a comskip form, but I'm here now).If I kill MP with task manager, it shows the test tool, as if it crashed. I can understand how this can happen but is it right?it the antenna it not properly connected (no signal) then MP has errors saying cannot create graph, this happened the other day and I presumed it was MP doing something again but found it to be just a bad connection. What should happen, obviously it can't operate properly, &quot;no audio/video detected&quot; seems to be used for a generic failure and wouldn't have prompted me to check the connections, any better ideas?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrkaras, post: 260122, member: 27598"] before I go and report any of these as bugs, I just want to find out what is the correct behavior. is MP doing the right thing already or not? It appears that now the only option for comskip is to have it skip automatically (can no longer use the DVD next and previous chapter buttons), is this deliberate. does anybody know what to adjust to make comskip not chop off all the intros to all programs/movies (probably belongs on a comskip form, but I'm here now). If I kill MP with task manager, it shows the test tool, as if it crashed. I can understand how this can happen but is it right? it the antenna it not properly connected (no signal) then MP has errors saying cannot create graph, this happened the other day and I presumed it was MP doing something again but found it to be just a bad connection. What should happen, obviously it can't operate properly, "no audio/video detected" seems to be used for a generic failure and wouldn't have prompted me to check the connections, any better ideas? [/QUOTE]

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