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Yep, everything looks like it's back to normal (Norton, that is).

Bring on the updated awesomeness!!!

As I said, this version of SEP (symantec endpoint protection) doesn't have a "right-click scan this file". Kinda lame imo.
As for disabling SEP and access the file, even though I disable all SEP services it seems that it is still running because when I try to access the file it still pops up saying ...

You may need to temporarily disable auto-protect in order to hold onto the file for a bit. I don't know what version of Symantec you're running but you may be able to right-click on the file and pick virusscan from the menu.

Thanks jdecape.
Three questions remain, though:
1-are we really-really sure it is a false positive?
2-why did the AV catch mplayer.exe that comes with UMS but then it didn't catch the stock mplayer.exe that can be downloaded on mplayerhq.hu website?
3-am I missing anything by running the stock ...

I just tried the installation on a different computer and it got flagged there too.

Hey guys, I've been happily using UMS forever so this is more of a concern than a complaint.

I just upgraded to 2.6.0 and flagged mplayer.exe as having the suspicious.emit trojan. This is the first time I've ever had a UMS install cause any type of security flag. Can anyone help look into this ...

I would have thought that there would be more XBox users. UMS is so much better (ie. "faster") than using Windows Media Center.

Since upgrading to UMC v2 I haven't been able to access any .WTV files on my XBox(360). Every time the Xbox says that there aren't any files found. It had been working with previous versions of UMC without any problems.

I've tried re-scanning the folder several times and the Xbox still says that ...

I'm having the same problem. Any updates?