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<blockquote data-quote="VdR" data-source="post: 660389" data-attributes="member: 25818">I can't get the Dynamic Refresh Rate Changer to work properly on my Zotag MAG NVIDIA ION system.I have programmed two .cmd files to change the refresh rate and these work. If I call these files just before starting a movie there is no problem. But if I use DRR to call the .cmd file MP gets into trouble.Using LM Remote Keymap, I have programmed two buttons on my MCE remote to call the 24fps and 50fps .cmd files respectively. These initiate the refresh rate change (screen blanks and comes back) with MP in full screen mode and I can start the movie after without an issue.Using the DRR, the screen blanks and comes back, but then only the audio start playing.The logs are attached. The error log shows the directX device being lost.Anybody any suggestions, anything I should try?EDIT:As you see from the log I was running StreamedMP, Moving Pictures and BDhandler. Turns out that BDhandler is the culprit. Enabling and Disabling that plugin switches the problem on and off. I will report in the BDhandler string.VdR</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VdR, post: 660389, member: 25818"] I can't get the Dynamic Refresh Rate Changer to work properly on my Zotag MAG NVIDIA ION system. I have programmed two .cmd files to change the refresh rate and these work. If I call these files just before starting a movie there is no problem. But if I use DRR to call the .cmd file MP gets into trouble. Using LM Remote Keymap, I have programmed two buttons on my MCE remote to call the 24fps and 50fps .cmd files respectively. These initiate the refresh rate change (screen blanks and comes back) with MP in full screen mode and I can start the movie after without an issue. Using the DRR, the screen blanks and comes back, but then only the audio start playing. The logs are attached. The error log shows the directX device being lost. Anybody any suggestions, anything I should try? EDIT: As you see from the log I was running StreamedMP, Moving Pictures and BDhandler. Turns out that BDhandler is the culprit. Enabling and Disabling that plugin switches the problem on and off. I will report in the BDhandler string. VdR [/QUOTE]

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