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still have questions. So there is no need to preface [Last Played,0] with Math() in this compare statement:

[=Compare( Math( [Last Played, 0] ), < , Math( Now() - Load(GVRandom) ) )]=1

If I wanted to increase/decrease months or years when performing math on the value of Now() is there an easy way to do this as in:

Math( Now() + 1, y) or Math( Now() + 3, M)

PGS looks fine to me.  I've tried to find candidates where the problem would show, but so far no problems.

You answered your own question.  Thanks.

The list isn't exhaustive.

Just figured a little context might be helpful for the list

I'm actually curious, how much traffic do you get to something like your YADB service?

Kann mir jemand erklären wozu man eine Bibliothek benötigt und nicht einfach auf die Bild/Musik/Filmdateien per "Laufwerke & Geräte" zugreifen kann?

Curious what the motivation was for posting this, are users confused about what they're paying for and why it costs money to maintain / provide JRiver's services over time? I think a lot of people have a hard time wrapping their heads around how many 'components' make up the software experiences they've come to expect.

You answered your own question.  Thanks.

The list isn't exhaustive.

This should fix image based and text based subs correct?

This only fixes text based subs, as I explained above the issue was specific to rendering the drop shadows and not actually reserving space for them. If such a problem exists with image based subs it'll be a rather different problem, and I would need an example of it.

yeap that is what i was afraid of lol.. i have to do some expirementing with what you suggested. will do but not for some time, hopefully soon tho. once i do it ill report back thanks a ton!!

The fix is not available in a build yet. It'll be included in 32.0.48 and newer.

Oh... sorry about that.  I thought I had seen it in the changelog.

Hello, I appreciate your thoughs on ways to configure JRiver and/or windows in order do accomplish the best possible signal to my projector.

I currently have windows setup as 4:4:4 12bit 23hz, so that I can fully benefit from Jrivers chroma upscaling capabilities - this works just fine for the vast majority of the movies which are 24fps. When I play the (rare) movies which are 60fps, JRiver/Windows changes the HDMI output signal to 4:4:4 8bit 60hz, so I am losing the 10bit resolution from the original UHD-HDR files.

Please, does anybody know if it would it be possible to have a different configuration for 60fps(60hz)? I would like for the system to change to 4:2:2 12bit 60hz instead of keeping 4:4:4 and reducing bit depth to 8.

Gotta concur with everyone else here. 4:4:4 8bit is better than 4:2:2 12 or 10. You're using a projector, with a projector, you ideally want to tonemap anyways.

Gemini Man, bad movie, phenomenally interesting HFR cinematography. Hopefully you've checked out Billy Lynn too.

Curious what the motivation was for posting this, are users confused about what they're paying for and why it costs money to maintain / provide JRiver's services over time? I think a lot of people have a hard time wrapping their heads around how many 'components' make up the software experiences they've come to expect.