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[quote='LehighBri' pid='1612048' dateline='1390823311']
Popcornmix - I tried millhouse's latest build that includes the EDL debug log addition but I still don't see the new debug message in my log when playing back. See below for the full log file when trying to play that same episode.

Can I please make request that we honour all XBMC edl formats ie http://www.xbmc4xbox.org.uk/wiki/EDL_(co...er_support

I use the format below on my windows XBMC client. This format used to work on earlier versions of openelec but not on the recent milhouse releases.

MPlayer EDL

Classic MPlayer EDL files are supported. XBMC also supports an extended version of this file format that allows extra functionality as outlined below. The name of the file must be the same as the video file but with a file extension of .edl.
The file contains the start and end times of the edits along with the type of action associated with each edit. The file format is:
[start time] [end time] [action]
Start and end times can be defined as seconds, HH:MM:SS.sss, or frames. To specify frames precede the frame number with the # symbol. The original MPlayer EDL files only support seconds for start and end times.
The actions supported by this file format have also been extended by XBMC to include Scene Marker and Commercial Break actions since the original format only supports Cut and Mute. Supported actions are:
0 - Cut
1 - Mute
2 - Scene Marker (if start and end times are specified, the end time is used)
3 - Commercial Break
The following .edl file content will skip from frame 127 to frame 170, mute at frame 360, unmute at frame 400, and commercial skip from frame 10080 to frame 19728. There will be two scene markers. The first at frame 6127 and the next at frame 17282.
#127 #170 0
#360 #400 1
#10080 #19728 3
#1 #6127 2
#17282 2