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This topic has been moved to JRiver Media Center 32 for Windows.

https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=96468.0

What format?  What are you playing them to?  Try without bitstreaming?

Discussed here:
https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,138781.0.html

and other places.   It's harmless.

Hi,
I am getting this strange message from mpplist-help@ppalias. There are some links in the email that I havenīt click on.
What is this about?

I have found some searches on the forum but really can not find an explanation about this.

Captor

i use dbpoweramp since years

I have a related issue with bitstreamed audio working fine with VLC but not JRiver.   I suspect that VLC is somehow more tolerant of errors in the files.   I would love it if JRiver offered some advice or tools to analyze problem files and based on that offered some advice on potential fixes.

AFAIK there is no MCWS, core command or command line option to eject a disc from a cd/dvd/bluray disc drive.
There are command line options to playback an audio/dvd/bluray disc, but they seem to be for Windows only as the drive id can only be specified as a drive letter e.g. MC32.exe /AudioCD D: according to the Wiki.

So, AFAIK, I don't think using a linux headless MC server as a 'CD/DVD/bluray player' is currently possible via scripting/JRemote(2)/Panel/MC client.

Searching the forum, it doesn't seem to be a much-requested feature either, most MC users seem to prefer the 'rip, import, then play from library' model.
I personally think it would be useful to have the capability cross-platform to be able to rip and playback CD/DVD/bluray discs on headless MC servers using JRemote or Panel.
I'm still happy to push the eject button on my server optical drive to get the disc back so not too concerned about an eject command.

You have two choices for the 2nd computer.  Both will have identical media filenames:

1) Stand-alone installation pointing to the NAS media (per @JKauff) and using its own local Library.
or
2) Client-server model (per @JimH): the first computer is set up as a network server and the second connects to it as a client.  Both see the NAS media, but the second via MC's built-in remote server control and hence it uses the server's Library.   

Each has its pros and cons.  Which one is best for you depends on your requirements.  Note the second computer can switch between these modes by loading the corresponding saved "Library" under Tree > Playing Now > Playing from.

In both cases, the 2nd computer's Tabbed Views are its own.  There are various ways of synchronizing the Views between computers.  See for example the recent discussion (though the thread title is a little misleading):
https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,138782.0.html

Whenever Skip 10 or more seconds of any streaming link then pixel breaks , I think screen should be paused but not pixelated if it couldnt grabe buffer instant . It happened from all previouse versions