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Why do you need it as a .wsf?
Maybe the sleep delay is not enough, try 5 seconds.

Using the command prompt to issue MCC commands is now working as expected and I can turn the detached display setting on and off for five different zones. I can also do the same thing using the following .bat file.

@echo off
MC32.exe
timeout 2

rem  ZoneIndex 0 = AV system(video)
rem  ZoneIndex 2 = Zoom Zone
rem  ZoneIndex 3 = This PC
rem  ZoneIndex 4 = Sue's projector
rem  ZoneIndex 5 = AV system (SACD)
rem  MC32.exe /MCC 10037,1:ZoneIndex

MC32.exe /MCC 10037,1:0
However, it's not working for me when I use the same MCC command in a .wsf file. What might I be doing wrong?

<package>
<job id="vbs">
<script language="VBScript">

'Create our handy dandy Shell object
set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

'Start MC
WshShell.Run "MC32.exe"

'Pause for a bit
WScript.Sleep 1000

'Detach display
WshShell.Run "MC32.exe /MCC 10037,1:0"
</script>
</job>
</package>

Hello, I truly apologize if this has been asked/answered before - Does JRiver 32 support the processing of the FEL layer on MKV Dolby Vision files? Not just the support of RPU, but the added bits/resolution which FEL brings to the table.

Suggestion:
1) add a "Submit" button to send these results to a JRiver database - also send OS, CPU, GPU, RAM info, MC version, plus a user-provided text label and optional username
2) add a wiki page to search the DB and view the highscores

<I think we can delete this topic. I forgot to use the Move/Copy tool and just moved the folder myself. Obviously there are some internal linkages out of alignment> 

I am in the process of moving to a new HTPC so when I migrated MC 32, I decided to rearrange some of the folders. I am using MC 32.0.47. I backed up all the settings on my old PC and then restored the library on the new PC.

I wanted to keep all permanent files (movies and old TV shows) in a read-only folder on my NAS and store the DVR output in a separate read-write folder. This was similar to what I already had except that there were two read-write sub folders in my single mapped volume for Windows.

I reconfigured the read-write privileges on my NAS and then mapped the second folder to a new drive letter. I was able to copy the DVR output to the new location and I changed the settings in MC 32 so that it points to the new folder. However when I try to load a recorded program in Theater Mode, nothing is displayed. The menu just reloads and I can try again as many times as I want. If I load the file directly from the File menu, everything works fine.

The most obvious explanation is that the directory stored in the MC settings is incorrect. However, I simply selected it by browsing through the available choices in the popup window so a typing error is not possible.

I can see in the log that it started setting up playback for the video file but then froze. I'm not quite clear why yet. Going to add a bit more logging to see if we can pin-point where it happens exactly. Unfortunately hangs are very opaque to us as there is no indication where exactly it stopped.

Sounds good. I'll keep an eye on this thread so I can get another log once you've made some progress.

It probably won't help, but I've attached a few other log dumps of the same situation.

Thanks,
Troy

Higher resolution playback is not supported for streaming from YouTube, sorry.

I don't think I requested the PlayerBar long click to launch Spotlight... but I might have... I honestly don't remember?  I was only adding my agreement that this functionality should be reversed based on their experience, and noted that reversing a feature is not without precedence.

That said, there may be others that love to launch spotlight that way - I don't know.  I personally always use the icon to launch, and have not experienced the accidental activation they have. But it does seem plausible that this is possibly an issue for many people, and given the many other ways to launch Spotlight, removing the long-click would seem to be minimally impactful.

Sadly that did not help.

Forget that last question. That MCC command requires the Zone Index not the Zone ID!!