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<blockquote data-quote="mtp3" data-source="post: 961839" data-attributes="member: 115943">You may be onto something about the multiple users.&nbsp;&nbsp; In the server OS, logged on means that you have a console session open.&nbsp; However, you do not need to have a console session open to run something as a user.&nbsp;&nbsp; In my case, I am logged onto the server as the id that I want to run MePo on, but am running apps under other user ids, much the way windows 7 will run services under different user name (e.g. system or network services).&nbsp;Two things run against this however.&nbsp; The first is that the problem only seems to happen with MePo.&nbsp; MPC and graphstudio work fine.&nbsp; The second is that with the original dshowhelper 24p worked 70% of the time (with the new one it doesn't work) and other refresh rates work fine.&nbsp;Next, playing videos that are not synced with the tv refresh rate (i.e. playing 24p video at 60Hz) works fine (or at least as fine as it can work).&nbsp;Lastly, and probably completely unrelated, the dynamic refresh rate change does not work for small changes.&nbsp; It will not change from 24 to 23.976 or from 60 to 59.94 for example.&nbsp;Thanks for your help.&nbsp;Mark&nbsp;I can get around the problem by running MePo on the admin account, but I would prefer not to as I do not want my 7 year old daughter to have access to it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mtp3, post: 961839, member: 115943"] You may be onto something about the multiple users. In the server OS, logged on means that you have a console session open. However, you do not need to have a console session open to run something as a user. In my case, I am logged onto the server as the id that I want to run MePo on, but am running apps under other user ids, much the way windows 7 will run services under different user name (e.g. system or network services). Two things run against this however. The first is that the problem only seems to happen with MePo. MPC and graphstudio work fine. The second is that with the original dshowhelper 24p worked 70% of the time (with the new one it doesn't work) and other refresh rates work fine. Next, playing videos that are not synced with the tv refresh rate (i.e. playing 24p video at 60Hz) works fine (or at least as fine as it can work). Lastly, and probably completely unrelated, the dynamic refresh rate change does not work for small changes. It will not change from 24 to 23.976 or from 60 to 59.94 for example. Thanks for your help. Mark I can get around the problem by running MePo on the admin account, but I would prefer not to as I do not want my 7 year old daughter to have access to it. [/QUOTE]

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