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Unable to resume AVI file playing

Yuriy Novak

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Hi All,

I have discovered a weird bug. If I exit playing .avi file and try to open it again the tv will show an error 'This file cannot be recognised. Returning to list.'

I guess it stores a timestamp after exiting playing video to resume playing it later from the same position.

But for some files (in my case avi files) the TV can't resume from a specific time (for some reason).

I haven't found an option to remove a resume timestamp for a specific file. As a workaround I can rename the file and the TV will play it fine from the start.

TV: 55UM7100PLB

webOS TV Version: 4.7.0-50607 (goldilocks2-gulaga)

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Thank for any help.

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