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[Lars]

Hello,

I've installed MJ 7.2.280. I found that no encoders worked in the trial
version. Hence I registered and since then, everything runs fine as an
administrator. When I login as a regular user, however, I can not access
any encoders other than WAV. Playing files encoded as administrator leads
to a memory access violation of MJ and the program is terminated.

Any help?

Lars

[dick]

This is true for 8.0.239 as well. I was not able to install MJ without administrator permission (got an error installing one of the DLLs). After re-installing under the administrator account, I was not able to run the player under any non-administrator account. As a temporary fix, I created a shortcut to MJ specifying that it should be run under a different account (I have to enter the administrator password when I run MJ.) It's a pain and not secure.

Another W2K issue is that MJ defaults to ripping files to a node under the All Users account. This was probably intended to give all users access to the music (and may be one reason administrator permission is needed.) I don't think MJ should assume the ripped files go in the All Users account -- they should go in the current user account.

Dick Green

[Lars]

Mmmh,

when is the MJ supposed to work correctly under Win2k? I do not think
that this behavior is acceptable to me, especially not when having
paid the registration fee.

As a workaround: how do I specify to run MJ under the admin account
when logged in as a normal user?

Thanks,
Lars

[JimH]

Try installing MJ for each user.

[dick]

Install MJ for each user? How? One needs admin permission to do the install, and then admin persmission will be required to run MJ.

To answer Lars question, create a shrotcut to MJ, right click on it, select properties, and check "Run as different user".

Dick Green