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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 820108" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hi EricI guess you tried to play an episode of Burn Notice. It looks to me like MediaInfo is having trouble figuring out what format the video/audio are:Is it possible that these WTV files that you're having issues with are encrypted/protected?Either way, you could try updating the MediaInfo DLL.1. Close MP.2. Download the MediaInfo.dll from --&gt;<a href="http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en/Download/Windows" target="_blank">here</a>&lt;-- (the 32 bit DLL version) into your MediaPortal install folder (default is c:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal), replacing the existing one.3. Start MP and try to play the file again.If step 3 fails I would be suspecting that the WTV file is protected. I have almost 0 experience with WTV files but perhaps there is a tool out there that can tell you whether a WTV file is protected or not. Either way please provide new logs.mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 820108, member: 82144"] Hi Eric I guess you tried to play an episode of Burn Notice. It looks to me like MediaInfo is having trouble figuring out what format the video/audio are: Is it possible that these WTV files that you're having issues with are encrypted/protected? Either way, you could try updating the MediaInfo DLL. 1. Close MP. 2. Download the MediaInfo.dll from -->[URL="http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/en/Download/Windows"]here[/URL]<-- (the 32 bit DLL version) into your MediaPortal install folder (default is c:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal), replacing the existing one. 3. Start MP and try to play the file again. If step 3 fails I would be suspecting that the WTV file is protected. I have almost 0 experience with WTV files but perhaps there is a tool out there that can tell you whether a WTV file is protected or not. Either way please provide new logs. mm [/QUOTE]

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