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[StFeder]

I'm using three different batch files to prepare MC for different user scenarios. They don't work any more. Did I miss any changes here? Also trying to use the Core Commands with [Win]+[r] doesn't bring success. I already did some restarts and updated MC to the latest Version. Those are the Comands I'm using:

    Activating Zone 0.
MC18.exe /MCC 10011, 0
    Setting Volume control to "system volume".
MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 2:0
MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 2:8
MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 2:5
MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 2:4
MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 2:6
MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 2:7
    Adjust volume for every soundcard.
MC18.exe /MCC 10020, 50:0
MC18.exe /MCC 10020, 25:8
MC18.exe /MCC 10020, 25:5
    Set Volume Control of Digital Output to internal.
MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 1:0
    Adjust internal volume.
MC18.exe /MCC 10020, 90:0

Any ideas? Do they still work for anyone else?

[gappie]

i just tested activating zone, and that works. and i tested MC18.exe /MCC 10020, 50:0 now this does not work, but sets the volume to zero. when i do MC18.exe /MCC 10020,50:0 (so without the space) it works: volume to 50 in the first zone..

 
gab

[StFeder]

Thanks for testing! I use the batch files for at least a year and they alway worked with space...

Could you perhaps test to modify the volume control, eg. change it from internal to system using MCC? Still doesn't work for me. With or without space, it always gets changed to application volume. But round two weeks ago this one:

MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056, 1:0

sets the volume slider of zone one to internal. Now it doesn't Even without the space.

edit:
Found it. Looks if something messed up my batch file or MC lost its fault tolerance. I shouldn't type
   MC18.exe /MCC 10056 1056,1:0
but
   MC18.exe /MCC 10056,1:0

Thanks gappie for giving the hint! Now I have to analyze what modified my batch files...