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I know, but this is not the answer to my question:

- how can I disable the last-changes-dialog on startup? This dialog prevents wms from executing the scripts I scheduled.

- how can I force wms to automatically go to the system tray on startup

I use wms on a unattended machine.

Is there a possibility to automatically minimize wms to the system tray on startup?

How can I disable the last-changes-dialog on startup? This dialog prevents wms from executing the scripts I scheduled.

version 1.09.1 resolved the access violation

You mean NOW or the next time the error occurs?

Forget the issue with wrong length. We are getting further away from the real issue. Which is: access violation reading wms.dat in wms.exe. This is a robustness problem which you have to solve in wms (exception handlers).

Try disable the script, properties will be read during preparation of list of media resources. No they are NOT read allways. That's exactly the reason I implemented this script. This was your own suggestion. See your reply on topic http://www.wildmediaserver.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=310&am...

Allmost every day I find the following error dialog on the screen when I logon to my media server (running mediaportal and wms): File:C:\Documents and Settings\All Users.WINDOWS\Application Data\Wild Media Server\wms.dat Fout laden:Access violation at address 00405A04 in module 'wms.exe'. Read of ad...

In the attachment a truncated video fragment of a .ts videofile. WMS reports length 26:30:44.038 Mediainfo displays the correct length. This happens regularly with recordings from Discovery channel. The problem with this is that I cannot fast forward in the file on my Sony KDL-32EX700 TV. I have WMS...

I've implemented the script but I had to change Properties[mpiVideoCodec] in Properties[mpiTimeLength] to make it work correctly. Apparently sometimes on a first call to mediainfo.dll the video codec can be identified but the duration can not. Maybe because the file was still being written. This is ...

Thanks Eugene! I was searching for a Wms-function but couldn't find it. It didn't occur to me to look at the classes.

Could you nevertheless (in some future version) write debug information of the call to mediainfo.dll to wms.log.