Commented Unassigned: File properties time length is not changed after removing commericals [1835]

New to MCEBuddy and trying out v2.3 Release 13. I am doing a basic commerical removal from MCE WTV files into one of the default options within MCE Buddy called MTV Uncompressed. I have tried using ComSkip and now ShowAnalzer and when the new file is created, the video length of the file is not changed.

I know the commericals have been removed as the file size has been reduced and when I actually play the show within WMC, the length of the reduced show correctly shows up wihtin the timeline within WMC. However, when I look at the file details, the lenght of the show is not updated. I have been using LifeExtender and that program woudl remove the commercials and then update the file details to show what the new reduced length of the show is. I like this file properties as it quickly allowed me to confirm which shows have had the commercials removed and which ones did not. Am I missing a setting to get this to update this?

As you can see in the attached example for the show Last Man Standing, the file lengths are both showing 35:58 minutse, where as only the orignial is actually that lenght. The one with the smaller file size is only around 18 minutes long but still shows the original show length of 35:58
Comments: ** Comment from web user: shooter71 **

Is there anyone else having this same issue or finding that the new commerical free video file when using WTV uncompressed is showing a reduced length of video (i.e. original tv show was 1:05 long and after the removal of comericals the files shows something like 0:42 minutes)?

I don't question that the commericals are being removed and as listed about, the log file does apparantly even correctly show a reduced length of video file. However, when viewing the video file using either windows internet explorer or within WMC, the original file length is still shown. If I start playing the file within WMC, the updated file length does correctly show the shorter file lengh on the status bar.

I have used at least three different commercial removing software in the past and they all correctly would reduce the length of the video file wihtin WMC and Windows explorer so I don't think this is an issue with my PC having a codecs problem. It has to be something with the way this software is updating the file properties - at least on my PC since my other software programs seems to do it fine.)