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I learn so much through the Forum, thanks to everyone who helped.

I purchased the MS-01 with base Intel i5-12600H processor. While the benchmark score was not quite up to the UM790, it was still quite respectable. I posted the results in the benchmark thread here: https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,54396.400.html.

It allowed me to get rid of my noisy HTPC at the expense of a few internal LEDs that I can't cover with black tape. I particularly liked the cost (less than $600) even when I added my own RAM and SSD. Bypassing a gaming GPU provides quite a cost reduction.

The MS-01 is really well liked. Glad it's working out for you.
I was really hoping Pallit or someone would make an RTX A4000 with a fat passive heatsink but it seems unlikely (not that the resulting monster would fit in most SFF chassis). VERY good performance on those little things, like shockingly good.

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.

No.

Might be a long time till you see this in MC. It's only *just* become possible for average joes to get working on some specific Amlogic based STBs. x86 / regular GPU support doesn't exist right now at least as far as I can tell.
I've got one on the way to play with, I'm excited to poke around and see how it's being accomplished in more detail. I don't think what they've gotten working will translate but who knows?

https://nircmd.nirsoft.net/exec.html#:~:text=The%20%5Bshow%2Fhide%2Fmin,application%20window%20will%20be%20maximized.

Nircmd hide should do the job for that purpose

This.


Was just about to pop in with this recommendation (or just AHK, I use AHK scripts for this because I need to switch focus / ensure placement). Basically, a bunch of AHK / powershell commands that get initiated remotely by my API on the target machine.

https://nircmd.nirsoft.net/exec.html#:~:text=The%20%5Bshow%2Fhide%2Fmin,application%20window%20will%20be%20maximized.

Nircmd hide should do the job for that purpose

I've already tried a 10 second delay but it made no difference. Using a .wsf file is not vital, but it's been the long established solution for enforcing a detached display, so I was assuming I must just have made a simple mistake.

A .wsf file also doesn't cause the annoying screen flash of a .bat file (though I can fix that by running it from a .vbs file).

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